KALOTICS
What is to be Done With Our World?
Forty Basic Problems and Their Solutions:
Forty Stases and Theses
by Alfred de Grazia
25.
Justice everywhere suffers six gross improbabilities: that a true offense is labeled a crime;
a crime is followed by arrest;
an indictment matches the offense;
any given trial will be rational; and
the penalty will tend to cure both offender and society.
Existing law should be recodified, according to kalotic principles; the practice of litigation should give way
to mediatory and educative methods of coping with deviance; drafting of laws should be an applied science to particularize the goals of legislatures.