When the early Romans decide to establish their right in a table to be known by all, there is a definite step in the history of civilization. Even when the rules governing society were secret, known and successfully performed by a few " augurs, magicians, which was supposed endowed with supernatural powers.
currently unthinkable legalque system does not ensure, first, the trasprencia procedures; Through processes which institutions make decisions. That transparency is vital to know the reasons for decision uan; history and if necessary have recourse to arguments.
However, in recent times, following the introduction in various trámtes of PROGRAMS computer, and the principle of transparency is being ignored. is customary that especially in processes involving mass petitions a computer program to sort the list of agracidados. The regulations which regulate the issue many times are usually limited to nominate the particular program - usually with strange acronyms - no ; further details. In the end the decision is opaque and infallible, as it refers to an automatic process that does not know anything (except in accordance with assistance, always costly, a computer expert). Finally, the computer has covnertido in these cases in a new soothsayer or shaman whose rituals known only to a minority inaccessible.
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