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My current understanding is that there is a bunch of laws that are only accessible from the municipality directly through lots of hoops and bureaucracy, so ABA
by primis 10y ago
My current understanding is that there is a bunch of laws that are only accessible from the municipality directly through lots of hoops and bureaucracy, so ABA wants to put them on their website using DRM so they can control "who" gets a copy of them. Which is absurd, because the law should be public domain to begin with due to it's nature.
- ncallaway 10y agoI wouldn't say that's accurate. The ABA wants them to out them online. The minimum level of access is "read only" which implies DRM. At no point does the ABA suggest that's the optimal level of access.
- evanwolf 10y agoThe first big law/funding/ruling often stands intact for a decade or more. So getting it closer to right the first time is a worthy goal.