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that it lacks historical and constitutional legitimacy. As a 1. North Carolina v. Pearce, 395 U.S. 711, 717 (1969) (footnotes omitted). Some scholars
those interacting with courts and jeopardize the legitimacy of the broader legal system. Legal technology driven by artificial intelligence (AI) has
thing of which the claim could be true. Those who claim that the law is efficient also claim that this fact about it contributes to its legitimacy. If
or construct). 21 But the Constitution is not Judge Thapar’s Constitution. Its legitimacy derives from the people, not from the person
takings rationale is the focus of this Note, however, and whatever the legitimacy of fairness or takings considerations in the formulation of the 1970 Act
and community members. Clinics offer a unique mix of substantive expertise and institutional legitimacy, along with an insider-outsider perspective
ideals of democracy, individual rights, legitimacy, accountability, and the rule of law suggest that even in times of acute danger, government is limited
is, lacking in dignitary legitimacy—because trustees are subjected to limited judicial oversight or adversarial proceedings.283 Relat- edly, Chapter 7
example, Chapter 7 consumer bankruptcy has been criticized as “pro- cedurally bankrupt”—that is, lacking in dignitary legitimacy—because trustees are
court’s ability to gather facts, interpret the law, and predict the consequences of its decisions—and to the court’s political standing or legitimacy