About PLS

The Private Law Society (PLS) is a decentralized system of justice designed for the post-state era. Instead of relying on governments or territorial monopolies, PLS enables individuals and organizations to create, enforce, and resolve contracts through cryptography, voluntary participation, and reputation.

“With the monopoly of protection abolished, the problem of enforcement is turned over to freely competing individuals and agencies. Each person and institution is at liberty to participate or not to participate in such a scheme.”

Hans-Hermann Hoppe, The Private Production of Defense, 1998

At its core, PLS combines contracts, arbitration, and distributed trust mechanisms to provide a borderless framework for private law. Disputes are resolved by arbitrators chosen in advance, rulings are enforced through Bitcoin-based collateral or reputation, and participants remain free to exit or fork at any time. Justice emerges not from coercion, but from voluntary agreements and transparent rules.

By aligning economic incentives with fairness and accountability, PLS offers a foundation for a new kind of legal order, one that is independent, voluntary, and global. It is not just an alternative to state law, but a pathway toward a more dignified, trustworthy, and decentralized society.

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Development

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