Law enforcement complexity

The growing complexity of rules that affect everything from taxes and social security to zoning, make life increasingly difficult for the average person. They also make it increasingly difficult to detect and enforce infringements of such laws.

1. Existing law enforcement and correctional constructs have become, at every level, labyrinths of complexity, yet these are exactly the points at which community groups make contact. Since responsibility is so thinly diffused throughout the labyrinth, no structure can be held sufficiently accountable. Therefore there is no concentration of power which can be effectively addressed.

1. Structural failure of citizen participation
2. Inadequate laws

1. Proliferation of lawyers
2. Limited local respect for regional and global legislation
3. Inadequate narcotics legislation
4. Inadequate law enforcement
5. Inadequate evidence to convict known offenders
6. Inadequate drug control

1. Proliferation of litigation
2. Misuse of the law
3. Legalism
4. Inadequately worded agreements
5. Complex legal procedures

1. Unnecessary verbosity of legal documents
2. Ineffective regulation of electronic messages

1. Simplifying law enforcement

1. Overcomplex
2. Lawfulness
3. Enforcement
4. Difficulty
5. Complexity