Incentive to Enforce If nobody benefits by enforcing a legal rule, the rule will not be enforced. If someone benefits too much by convicting someone else of violating a legal rule, we may try too hard, spend more on law

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Date: 2016-06-09 01:07:36 Law Criminal law Government Public law Plea bargain Actual innocence Miscarriage of justice Jury Prosecutor Conviction Criminal justice system of Japan Illinois Innocence Project		Incentive to Enforce If nobody benefits by enforcing a legal rule, the rule will not be enforced. If someone benefits too much by convicting someone else of violating a legal rule, we may try too hard, spend more on law Add to Reading List Source URL: www.daviddfriedman.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 173,85 KB Share Document on Facebook

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