Open access and entrepreneurial reuse of UK legislation and case law in legal education technology, by Louise Wayham
Glassmeyer and Smith define open law as a system in which primary legal materials are made available, free of charge, “for consultation, use, and re-use”. In the UK, legislation.gov.uk (the “statute book as open data”) makes legislation available and accessible, free of charge, for consultation and reuse, and is considered to be a success story and an open law benchmark for other EU and non-EU … Continuer de lire Open access and entrepreneurial reuse of UK legislation and case law in legal education technology, by Louise Wayham

