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http://www.plainsite.org http://www.plainsite.org The API hasn't really been tested much. http://www.plainsite.org/api http://www.plainsite.org/api Feedback
by thinkcomp 13y ago
http://www.plainsite.org http://www.plainsite.org
The API hasn't really been tested much.
http://www.plainsite.org/api http://www.plainsite.org/api
Feedback welcome.
- esbranson 13y agoAre there plans for state law for other states besides California and Virginia?
- thinkcomp 13y agoOnly if someone decides to contribute--we're working on other kinds of data. You should check out The State Decoded, however, at http://www.statedecoded.com http://www.statedecoded.com. The State Decoded takes a more Jeffersonian approach (appropriately perhaps, given that it's based in VA), allowing citizens to code up their own state statutes. PlainSite in contrast is more Hamiltonian: centralized and standardized. There are advantages and disadvantages to each approach.