Not every hurt is a case

Some contractions are structural cost in the ordinary course of people living together. Some are accidents no decision can be read at. Some are hurts below the resolution at which institutional correction could run without doing more damage than it answers. Some are injuries no institution can repair without harming the injured in the attempt.

Law begins at three conditions. The contraction is attributable to a decision. It is readable at the resolution where correction can run. And the correction imposes no higher cost than the harm it answers.

The rest runs where it lives.

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