Dr. Hasnas suggests that we are better off relying on the common law (which is self-correcting) rather than the centrally planned system offered by tort reformers.

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Dr. Hasnas argues that the common law, being a bottom-up, evolutionary system, is self-correcting and adapts over time to meet the needs of society more effectively than a top-down, centrally planned system like the one proposed by tort reformers.

Dr Hasnas Suggests That We Are Better Off Relying on the Common