Leaving these objections aside, Goldberg and Zipursky’s argument relies on a strong interpretive distinction between the judicially created common law of torts and the body of tort law that is produced by statutory enactment. That distinction seems dubious; tort law, like the private law more generally, has been a creature of statute as well as judicial decision for many centuries. More importantly, at least for our purposes, the argument seems to run roughshod over the intuitive character of the moral instinct behind the wrongful death statutes. The instinct was not (only) that wrongful death actions might better deter wrongdoing, or punish wrongdoers, or secure humanitarian assistance for the innocent victims of misfortune. It was (also) that interpersonal fairness and justice supported recognizing the decedent’s kin’s claims to redress as against the tortfeasor.
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