Saxony's Justice Minister Advocates for Clearer Legal Language
Constanze Geiert emphasizes the need for accessible legal texts, citing historical challenges and the limits of artificial intelligence in simplifying laws.
- Constanze Geiert, Saxony's Justice Minister, is leading efforts to make legal language more understandable across all areas of the judiciary.
- She highlights the challenge of balancing precision with accessibility, acknowledging that the issue remains unresolved.
- Geiert attributes the complexity of legal texts to historical factors and the tendency to overload laws with excessive details.
- She stresses that laws must be written in a way that is comprehensible to the public while maintaining legal clarity.
- Geiert is skeptical about the near-term potential of artificial intelligence to simplify legal language effectively.