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The Law Needs Leadership
Before claiming an exception, write the name of the person who will carry the risk if you are wrong.
Chapter Seven
Rules can be slow, clumsy, or badly enforced. They may still be pointing toward a person the leader has not pictured.
The complete practice
Choose one rule standing between you and something you believe should be done.
Read it.
Ask what it protects.
Ask who has been trusted to interpret it.
If you believe an exception is necessary, name the result you are protecting.
Then write the name of the person who will carry the risk if you are wrong.
A rule may be slow or badly enforced.
It may still be pointing toward someone you have not pictured.
Private journal
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