Preface
CHAPTER 1: Introduction
PART I: INTRODUCING PERSONALIZED LAW
CHAPTER 2: What is Personalized Law
— Contextualization: The Old Precision Law
— Personalization: The New Precision Law
— Personalized Rules Everywhere
— Self Personalization
— Personalization & the Objectives of the Law
— Conclusion
CHAPTER 3: The Precision Benefit
— Personalized Everything
— The Benefits of Personalization
— The Benefits of Personalized Law
— The Production Cost of Precision
— Conclusion
PART II: PERSONALIZED LAW IN ACTION
CHAPTER 4: Personalized Legal Areas
— Tort Law “The Reasonable You”
—— Risked-based Personalized Standards
—— Skill-based Personalized Standards
—— Are Personalized Standards of Care Just?
— Consumer Protection Law
—— Two Dimensions of Personalization: Value & Price
—— The Potential Pitfalls of Personalized Consumer Protection
— Criminal Law
—— Benefit-Based Personalization
—— Detection-Based Personalization
CHAPTER 5: Personalized Regulatory Techniques
— Personalized Default Rules
— Personalized Mandated Disclosures
— Personalized Compensation
— Personalized Bundles of Rights and Duties
CHAPTER 6: Personalizing Rules by Age
— Age as Input into Legal Command
— Age as Output of the Legal Command
— Trouble with Using Age as Input
PART III: PERSONALIZED LAW & EQUALITY
CHAPTER 7: Personalization and Distributive Justice
— Personalized Rules & Relevant Criteria
— Conflicts Between Distributive Justice Goals & Other Goals
— Using Personalized Law to Advance Distributive Justice Goals
— Personalized Law & Discrimination
—— Suspect Classification
—— Data Echoing Historical Biases
— Fixing Uniform Laws’ Unequal Impact
CHAPTER 8: Personalized Law & Equal Protection
— The Constitutionality of Statistics
— Individualized Treatment
— Narrowly Tailored
— The Arguments for Differential Treatment
— Disparate Impact
PART IV: IMPLEMENTATION OF PERSONALIZED LAW
CHAPTER 9: Coordination
— Coordination of Group Activity
— Coordination of Individual Acts
— Coordination & Information
— Coordination as Participation
CHAPTER 10: Manipulation
— Distorted Investment in Human Capital
— Pretending
— Arbitrage
— Ways to Restrain Manipulation
—— Immutable Characteristics
—— Hypothetical Characteristics
—— The Numerosity of Characteristics & Commands
—— Preventing Arbitrage
CHAPTER 11: Governing Through Data
— Information is Required for Lawmaking
— Where Will the Information Come From?
— Obeying Personalized Commands
— Privacy & Data Protection
—— People’s Interest in Privacy
—— Society’s Interest in Data Protection
CHAPTER 12: Legal Robotics
— Law & Artificial Intelligence
— The Human Design
— Tomorrow Morning