The term "dicey" appears with a dual life in literature, functioning both as a common adjective connoting risk or uncertainty and as a proper name linked to notable characters and legal scholarship. In several narratives, it is used to describe precarious situations or ventures—evoking images of risk and unpredictability ([1], [2], [3], [4]). At the same time, "Dicey" serves as a distinctive personal identifier, often attached to characters who embody authority or endearment, such as in familial or descriptive roles ([5], [6], [7]). Moreover, the name is intrinsically connected with legal theory through the influential work of A. V. Dicey, whose ideas on the constitution and public opinion have been widely quoted and discussed in academic texts ([8], [9], [10]).