Jusletter

Table of contents

• 1. Information is everything that is the case.
• 1.1. Nobody knows what information is.
• 1.2. But everybody has information.
• 1.3. Information is overall.
• 1.4. Information is by its nature – what?
• 1.5. Information should be regarded as being a common good.
• 2. What is law?
• 2.1. Nobody knows what law is.
• 2.2. But every community has legal rules.
• 2.3. Law is not overall.
• 2.4. Law lags technology.
• 3. What is a theory?
• 3.1. The concept of regulative ideas
• 3.2. Functionality as the regulative idea of technology
• 3.3. Efficiency as the regulative idea of economics
• 4. Informational justice as the regulative idea of information law
• 4.1. Deconstructive power
• 4.2. Informational justice is a regulative idea to determine state regulation.
• 4.3. Information should be free.
• 4.4. Property rights in information need be justified.
• 4.5. Property rights in information need to be constitutionally justified.
• 4.6. Property rights which are not constitutionally justified cannot be accepted.
• 4.7. Balance of rights
• 4.8. The impact of functionality
• 4.9. The impact of efficiency
• 5. The impact of procedural justice