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Lawmaking is an important part of a nation of laws, but that does not mean the body of law should have needless additions. This is why the process of selecting lawmakers is generally tied to a political process so that new laws are brokered and argued both for and against and modified.

The first test however for any new bill that would be law is, do we need this law? I think in cases where disputes are contractual or market-oriented, it is okay to rely on the resources of the State (the Courts specifically), especially if no other form of arbitration will resolve the dispute, but passing a new law should be a last resort and only after a case for it has been properly made, and a coalition around the new law formed.