> "Now ICC has made its codes available online for free. All you need is a phone in your hand or internet access to know what the codes say,” says Fee. > Its c

> "Now ICC has made its codes available online for free. All you need is a phone in your hand or internet access to know what the codes say,” says Fee. > Its codes But they aren't the ICCs codes, they are laws. If they were non-legal industry standards a builder agreed to uphold as part of guild membership, then sure, they're ICCs property. But they're not. Is a lawyer allowed to copy-paste or take screenshots "ICC laws" for use as evidence? One doesn't need private party permission to cite other sections of the law, and it's a damn slippery slope to start treating sections of the law differently.