Legal Indeterminacy

Legal indeterminacy refers to situations where laws or legal rules are unclear, ambiguous, or open to multiple interpretations. This uncertainty means that legal outcomes can vary depending on how laws are applied by judges and other authorities. In practice, this can lead to different conclusions in similar cases, creating unpredictability in the legal system. Legal indeterminacy highlights the complexities of law, where established rules may not provide clear guidance, leaving room for discretion and differing opinions in legal judgments.