Books/audiobooks on writing laws in a libertarian society?

Economics Political Theory
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I guess first, I am wondering if anyone could recommend books on how laws would be formed in a free/libertarian society, like what Rothbard proposes.

It seems like arbitrators would act like special interests and you’d be purchasing the law that applies to you.

I just read New Liberty and The section on courts and laws got me asking a few questions. basically, what’ to prevent arbitrators from catering to immoral people if it is purely governed by supply and demand? Wouldn’t it create a system that criminals will seek out arbitrators that have a track record of finding people innocent of crimes? Since it’s supply/demand driven, these shady arbitrators would be expensive, because i am sure people would boycott their use. So it would be expensive, and then only rich criminals would get the benefit.

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The Ethics of Liberty by Rothbard

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I found a reading list here.

Seen some that had law in the title. I that is a good place to start. I enjoyed New Liberty, if all his other books flow like that, I think I will enjoy it.

Thanks!

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Assume that happened. What would that do the demand for knocking off rich people? If you reach the conclusion that moneyed interests can do more with a decentralized court system than they can with a centralized one, you know you’ve gone wrong somewhere.

For the answers in general, see David Friedman’s book.