*Innocent until proven guilty, but for real this time. I would abolish juries, as jurors don't know the law well enough to be trusted with somebody's fate. The punishment for accepting bribes as a judge of criminal court or higher, would be death carried out by myself.
*Police officers hired and chosen by the government instead of the local PD. As an officer, owning up to your mistakes, admitting you got the wrong suspect, and NOT trying to convict someone you know isn't guilty, would reflect positively on your performance record.
*All lawyers are appointed by the government, not hired individually by the plaintiff or defendant. (The problem is, the legal system is for sale right now. The side with the most money is the side with the best chance at winning. These first three laws would aim to change that.)
*When you buy digital data, it belongs to you, period. No more of this "we are licensing you to use it" crap. Microsoft and Sony would no longer be allowed to license DLC to a certain console. Instead it would be usable on all consoles, so long as it's your account.
*Backing up DVDs would be legal again. Selling software to crack DVDs would be legal again.
*Credit card companies required to stop charging you interest on purchases the moment the interest you accrue is twice the original purchase cost. Anybody in debt would be relieved of any interest that exceeds 200% their original debt.
*Caps on how much oil companies can charge for oil.
*Outsourcing would be illegal once your company's yearly profit reaches and breaches a certain amount. This also includes tech support.
*Freedom of speech means ALL speech. Legal to depict literally anything, even if you are the last person on earth who agrees with your content, as long as whatever you are depicting does not violate another individual's rights.
*Heavy amounts of health, safety, quality control, and wage regulations for most kinds of business.
*Marijuana and prostitution legal and taxed. Everybody imprisoned solely on marijuana or prostitution charges would be released.