leyorum
Leyorum is a theoretical framework in legal theory and policy analysis that describes an adaptive approach to designing and evaluating laws and regulations. It treats law as an interconnected system shaped by normative aims, institutional capacity, and empirical feedback, rather than as a fixed corpus.
Etymology: The term is a neologism drawing on English "law" and the Latin suffix -orum, intended to
Core concepts: Leyorum emphasizes transparency, stakeholder participation, modular regulation, and iterative refinement. It prioritizes balancing normative
Methods and design: It employs scenario analysis, regulatory experiments, performance metrics, and public deliberation to test
Applications and scope: Used in comparative law, regulatory science, and digital governance debates, including data privacy,
Criticisms and reception: Critics argue that leyorum can be vague or aspirational, risking overcomplexity or inconsistency,
The concept remains a topic of theoretical discussion rather than a widely adopted doctrine, and its exact