Well, they have had hundreds of years to get the format right... lol. Btw, since you bring up this topic, I'll say that one thing that courts, legislatures sim

Well, they have had hundreds of years to get the format right... lol. Btw, since you bring up this topic, I'll say that one thing that courts, legislatures simply cannot seem to get right is the use of graphics, charts, and important data figures when they would do wonders to clarify about some issue. The most a SCOTUS opinion ever has is a map. See also the Federal Register. It's like the typewriter still rules our discourse for these things. But for many more modern issues, where graphics and explanatory visual data would clarify things immensely, our legal/legislative system only seems to be able to handle 12-point double spaced words. This is sometimes a big hindrance to understanding.