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overinclusiveness

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overinclusiveness
[-inklo̅o̅′sivnəs]
Etymology: AS, ofer + L, includere, to include
a type of association disorder observed in some schizophrenia patients. The individual is unable to think in a precise manner because of an inability to keep irrelevant elements outside perceptual boundaries.


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The overinclusiveness argument thus has less force than it might appear, unless it is offered against an unrealistically crude hypothetical statute.
It may therefore be more sensible for the court to insist that the legislature do the narrowing of the statute ex ante, rather than relying on the judiciary to address the overinclusiveness problem ex post.
A one-year limitation, therefore, seems to strike the wrong balance between overinclusiveness and underinclusiveness.
 
 
 
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