Raw LLM Responses

While I'm not arguing with you about there being way too many laws, and those laws frequently being dumb, those dumb law lists often inflate their numbers by including weird interpretations of normal laws (e.g. Making people serve food from a sanitary environment becomes it's illegal to sell soup from your pocket.) or laws that had a very good reason for being written at the time. (e.g. Can't open an umbrella to panic horses sounds funny, until you see what a panicked horse can do to a street full of people.) More relevant to the topic: Even without a massive number of laws making it nearly impossible to avoid doing something illegal, there are going to be a hell of a lot of false positives, with little recourse from the people nabbed by them. "See citizen, the system works! You were innocent and now you're free! As soon as you finish paying off your $80,000 in legal fees with the job you don't have anymore, or the job you won't be able to get because we gave your name and mugshot to the news and they ran your picture next to the words 'Man arrested for raping chickens in front of elementary school'. Oh, and we control who gets to sue us, and we say you can't." Hell, that's a problem now, and automating the system is going to make it worse.