Presently, each lawyer has his own, ill-defined, often peculiar and always idiosyncratic way of thinking about a law. The goal of the Triangle of Law(R) is to try to "standardized" how we think about a law. "Standardization" will make the manufacture of the linguistic vehicles whose job it is to carry our laws easier, well-defined, and consistent from lawyer to lawyer. In teaching a pre-law class to seniors at Monsignor Farrell H.S. in Staten Island N.Y., Bosco has stumbled upon - to speak boldly - a uniform theory of a law. Once the uniform theory of a law is understood, all laws become understandable. Indeed, Bosco has shifted the legal paradigm and those that shift with him will out think the dinosaurs who cling to what will soon become an extinct legal ideology. "An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come." Victor Hugo