I recently mentioned a new project at the African Legal Information Institute to create civic engagement software that enables citizens to gloss statutes and cases. But why? I’ve explained the necessity of a feedback loop for law on the African Legal Information Institute blog.
A feedback loop for law: version 1.0
Written by Andrew Rens on January 19th, 2012Posted in A2K, Innovation | No Responses »
Tags: African Legal Information Institute, feedback loop, John Boyd, OODA, shuttleworth foundation, social wrapper for law, the feedback economy
A social wrapper for law
Written by Andrew Rens on January 4th, 2012Kerry Anderson of the African Legal Information Institute has written about a new project AfricanLII is working on a fascinating new project, the creation of an interface that enables people to do more than simply access primary legal information (statutes, cases) but to comment on it. There are profound possibilities for how laws are made and implemented. Read about a social wrapper for law.
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Tags: AfricanLII, free legal information, free legal information institute, Kerry Anderson, SAFLII, social wrapper for law
