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This paper explores the complexities of legal representation in generative relational systems and its impact on causation and responsibility.

August 1, 2026Open Access

Jurisprudence and Justice in Generative Relational Systems: A Preliminary Position Paper on the Generation of Subjects, Causation, and Responsibility

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This paper explores the complexities of legal representation in generative relational systems and its impact on causation and responsibility.
Advances four claims regarding how law generates subjects and the requirements of legal causal representation.
Analyzes the implications of generative systems on legal attribution and control tests.
Explores a constructed case involving multiple parties and the challenges in normative coupling.
Legal representation must satisfy six requirements for causal attribution, which generative systems fail to meet.
Illustrates that every legal attribution device functions as a control test, impacting obligations in generative contexts.
Identifies challenges in recognizing relationally generated value and the conditions necessary for validating these relations.

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Position paper argues about legal representation, subject generation, and causation in law, indicating important implications.

Wanhong HUANG (2026) studied this question.

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