Fewer Rules, Better People: The Case for Discretion (A Norton Short)
by Barry Lam
Barry Lam makes the case that discretion, not more rules, produces fairer and more effective outcomes in law, policy, and daily decisions.
About This Book
Fewer Rules, Better People examines the role of discretion in modern institutions and decision-making.
Barry Lam explores how excessive rule-following can limit fairness and effectiveness across systems.
The book advocates for thoughtful judgment over rigid compliance in both public and private spheres.
It challenges readers to reconsider the balance between structure and flexibility in governance.
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