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Your comparison is absolutely absurd and is a very clear example of how little you know about software design. The fact that you even try to compare software design to legal analysis in these terms makes ANY talking you do dubious at best.
A lot of what you're saying about software design is true in theory, but not in any way relating to any project in the real world. (Much like the law, in theory, is meant to generally make things better for people and not, for example, meant in parts to guarantee lawyers jobs.) KaVir may be talking about something he doesn't have professional experience with, but you're not doing any better.
I'm sure you have some level of exposure to software development that makes you think you know what you're talking about. You don't have any idea.
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