Lots more legal tech people should try Eyecite, Free Law Project ⚖'s open source tool for caselaw citations pythonforlaw.com/2021/05/12/try…

Version 0.7 of AuthoritySpoke is out. This version adds a YAML format for loading data about legal rules. Here's the new section of the documentation: authorityspoke.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guid…

I posted a short retrospective about making data models for legal rules pythonforlaw.com/2021/05/24/des…

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I looked at Docassemble-L4, a logic programming extension for docassemble. I thought it was groundbreaking legal tech, but almost overwhelmingly complex. pythonforlaw.com/2021/06/08/doc…

Today at #ICAIL2021 I presented an experiment we did at SMU Centre for Computational Law showing that #RulesAsCode can be used to detect and correct hard-to-find drafting errors in legislation. Please RT! The video (5m) is here: youtu.be/wmouqHzULDA?t=…

Catala now has a Python backend ! Implemented from scratch in 4 days (github.com/CatalaLang/cat…), it showcases Catala's agility to target new programming languages. 📖 Code: github.com/CatalaLang/cat… ⚡️ Early benchmark results: 0.6ms for a French family benefits computation

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Legislice version 0.6 is published. This version switches to Pydantic for serialization and hopefully makes quoting legislative text a little more intuitive. github.com/mscarey/legisl…

Please RT, and invite your #RulesAsCode and #ComputationalLaw friends to sign up for an account and give it a spin. 12/12 talk.rulesascode.com

AuthoritySpoke version 0.9 is out. This release adds data validation and serialization with Pydantic. pythonforlaw.com/2021/10/27/ser…

Big news! Our major new opinion summarization feature is live! This launches over a million expert-written summaries of nearly 400,000 opinions. Never before has it been so easy to understand the law. We're really thrilled with this one: free.law/2022/03/17/sum…

Mayor of Austin, Steve Adler, on web3: it's a three dimensional spreadsheet that can use energy, it's like a cell phone without apps yet. So we should support it. Good to hear.

The Hebrew University, The Faculty of Law, and the Philosophy Department grieve the passing of Professor Joseph Raz, one of the leading moral, political and legal philosophers of the past hundred years.

Despite everything, legal citations are kind of a mess. To address this, today, we're releasing an upgrade to our citation tool so that it can lookup almost any legal citation ever written. Give it a whirl: courtlistener.com/c/

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