밑줄 친 부분에 들어갈 가장 적절한 것은? The law is _________________________________. Too many of the rules that lawyers learn by rote and sell as immutable truths to all the rest of the society are doctrines heavily tilted in favor of existing interests. Laws of limitations bar old claims after a set time; plaintiffs, the people who are barred, tend to be little people; while defendants, who benefit from the limitations, tend to be rich people. Established property rights are protected by scores of rules. Even the basic principle that judges ought to rely upon case law already developed reinforces the existing system. There is much greatness in this. We need an ordered, structured society. But we need to acknowledge the tendency of the law, as an institution, to shut out the small and the innovative.