While a complete set of laws would amount to a complete det…
While a complete set of laws would amount to a complete deterministic history of the universe, calling the universe "completely deterministic" amounts to asserting the existence of prior determinative constraints.
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But this is a logical absurdity, since if these constraints were real, they would be included in reality rather than prior or external to it (by the containment principle).
It follows that the universe freely determines its own constraints, the establishment of nomology and the creation of its physical (observable) content being effectively simultaneous and recursive.
The incoversive distribution of this relationship is the basis of free will, by virtue of which the universe is freely created by sentient agents existing within it.