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There is in a way. One of the selling points of LexisNexis’ law products are these sorts of “diff” views of the law

• sjy 7y ago
  In my experience these services tend to have terrible UX, they’re not reliable or comprehensive, and they require human maintenance so there are usually huge subscription fees that scale with the number of statutes you have access to. Legislatures really should publish law in a machine readable format so that historical navigation and compilation can be fully automated including by members of the public. The human-readable statues can still be compiled artists; it’s a much easier and lower risk kind of modernisation than, say, converting paper forms into web apps.
  • sjy 7y ago
    ugh, “statutes can still be compiled artifacts”