CHAPTER 10: EVALUATION
 
After 'A Unified Theory of a Law' is employed to visualize the three permutations available to a lawmaker with regard to any single flow of conduct, the real debate begins. What are a law's merits and demerits?  Why prefer one law over another? Why is a law good? Why is a law bad? What will a law accomplish? What won't it accomplish? The evaluation of a law for its virtues and vices is where energy ought to be expended. These are the hard questions that 'A Unified Theory of a Law ' cannot answer. 'A Unified Theory of a Law' makes the issue clear. Only our hearts and souls can provide the answers to the hard questions.