دانلود کتاب Personalized Law: Different Rules for Different People

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cover
Half title
Personalized Law
Copyright
Dedication
Table of Contents
Preface
1. Introduction
Diary: A Day in the Life of David and Abigail
The Plan of the Book
Part I
2. What Is Personalized Law
Contextualization: The Old Precision Law
Personalization: The New Precision Law
Personalized Rules Everywhere
Self-​Personalization
Personalization and the Objectives of the Law
Conclusion
3. The Precision Benefit
Personalized Everything
The Benefits of Personalization
The Benefits of Personalized Law
The Production Costs of Precision
Conclusion
Part II
4. Personalized Legal Areas
Tort Law: The “Reasonable You”
Risk-​Based Personalized Standards
Skill-​Based Personalized Standards
Are Personalized Standards of Care Just?
Consumer Protection Law
Two Dimensions of Personalization: Value and Price
The Potential Pitfalls of Personalized Consumer Protections
Criminal Law
Benefit-​Based Personalization
Detection-​Based Personalization
5. Personalized Regulatory Techniques
Personalized Default Rules
Personalized Mandated Disclosures
Personalized Compensation
Personalized Bundles of Rights and Duties
6. Personalizing Rules by Age
Age as Input into Legal Commands
Age as Output of the Legal Command
Trouble with Using Age as Input
Part III
7. Personalization and Distributive Justice
Personalized Rules and Relevant Criteria
Conflicts Between Distributive Justice Goals and Other Goals
Using Personalized Law to Advance Distributive Justice Goals
Personalized Law and Discrimination
Suspect Classifications
Data Echoing Historical Biases
Fixing Uniform Laws’ Unequal Impact
8. Personalized Law and Equal Protection
The Constitutionality of Statistics
Individualized Treatment
Narrowly Tailored
Three Arguments for Differential Treatment
Disparate Impact
Conclusion
Part Iv
9. Coordination
Coordination of Group Activity
Coordination of Individual Acts
Coordination and Information
Coordination as Participation
10. Manipulation
Distorted Investment in Human Capital
Pretending
Arbitrage
Ways to Restrain Manipulation
Immutable Characteristics
Hypothetical Characteristics
The Numerosity of Characteristics and Commands
Preventing Arbitrage
11. Governing Through Data
What Information is Required for Lawmaking?
Where will the Information Come From?
Obeying Personalized Commands
Privacy and Data Protection
People’s Interests in Privacy
Society’s Interest in Data Protection
12. Conclusion: Legal Robotics
Law and Artificial Intelligence
The Human Design
Tomorrow Morning
Index