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   by laws 16y ago

   1. Maybe state laws would be a better place to start. It's more plausible that a hacker could get into a state house/senate/gubernatorial position and elicit change at a local level. Also, there's potentially more room for refactoring than
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   by laws 16y ago

   Perhaps MediaWiki (or similar) would be a better choice. The (incomplete) U.S. Code is up on WikiSource ( http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/United_States_Code ).
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   by laws 16y ago

   Maybe you're right. This would be like trying to carve out an optimal Lisp with CL as one's starting point. A better approach might be to begin with the Constitution (as pg did with McCarthy's original paper) and "restart the kind of [legal
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   The Constitution and U.S. Code on GitHub

   32 points by laws 16y ago|17 comments