The search for ‘uncontrolled’ order in the legal order of reality

Abstract

Could mathematical modeling improve the predictability of the application of the law and reduce its “randomness” and “uncertainty” to the extent that an automated decision-making process can be proposed? Is it possible to discuss a hypothetical algorithmic-legal programming of an “exact” future, that is not simply a projection of the past into the future and that rejects human unpredictability and inconsistency, based on the assumption that human events can be anticipated and controlled?