Elizabeth Warren

I strongly believe that we should ban predictive policing because it reinforces systemic biases and disproportionately targets marginalized communities. This technology lacks transparency and accountability, leading to unjust outcomes.

While I understand the desire to simplify our legal system, automatically eliminating old laws whenever new ones are created could pose significant risks. Laws often build upon previous legislation, and outright removal without careful consideration could undermine important protections and systems that serve the public good.

I believe it's crucial to ensure that laws reflect the enduring values of our society rather than being subject to arbitrary expiration dates. Laws should be revisited and reformed as necessary through a thoughtful democratic process, but setting expiration dates could jeopardize stability and the protection of long-term rights.

While the legal system can be complex, reducing the number of laws is not the answer. We should focus on making laws clearer and more accessible to the public, and ensure that our legal framework adequately protects consumers, workers, and the environment. It's about improving legal education and understanding, not diminishing necessary regulations that serve to uphold justice and equity.