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| wiki:research:politics:gov_process [2022/12/12 17:05] – jeff | wiki:research:politics:gov_process [2022/12/12 17:09] – jeff | ||
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| * a jury, of your peers or the location of the incident, then determines punishment | * a jury, of your peers or the location of the incident, then determines punishment | ||
| * laws are precedent set by legal cases. | * laws are precedent set by legal cases. | ||
| + | * precedent is inductive reasoning | ||
| + | * legislation is deductive reasoning - I have to completely disagree with that. Legislation has become "how can I get money" | ||
| * precedent can be overturn through a lawsuit | * precedent can be overturn through a lawsuit | ||
| * laws are upheld by police | * laws are upheld by police | ||
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| * everything is reactive not proactive. | * everything is reactive not proactive. | ||
| * Competing tax proposals can be presented and will need to be grouped as such when presented to the tax payer. | * Competing tax proposals can be presented and will need to be grouped as such when presented to the tax payer. | ||
| + | * incumbent budget proposal | ||
| + | * competing budget proposal | ||
| + | * is the incumbent doing a good job? are there proposals claiming they can do a better job? | ||
| ===== not as good solution ===== | ===== not as good solution ===== | ||
