AuthoritySpoke

An API service and Python tools for turning legal authority into computable data. Created by @mcareyaus.

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AuthoritySpoke finally supports Python 3.10. Please report any issues! https://t.co/np4TKV7Gvh

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AuthoritySpoke version 0.9 is out. This release adds data validation and serialization with Pydantic. https://t.co/daQVDFxviS

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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. https://t.co/mr3J8OcAUJ

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

I posted a short retrospective about making data models for legal rules https://t.co/dFacvXtO5U

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

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: https://t.co/pGKelbwtQr

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I posted another short guide about the tools I've been writing. "Using Context to Automate Legal Comparisons and Explanations" https://t.co/udNNlHwb3K

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Version 0.5.0 of Legislice has been released. This version is better at identifying and merging overlapping statute quotations. Docs: https://t.co/LwXADTfLrv

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

I published version 0.5 of AuthoritySpoke. I think this version has a more useful way of representing legal facts. A blog post on Python for Law describes the changed interface: https://t.co/cjGHLTIYUv

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

Here's a blog post about the latest release of the Legislice Python package: "Exploring the Network of Statute Citations" https://t.co/Ih4WyljrpM

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

I released a new legaltech Python library called Legislice. Use it to download, compare, and export passages from the United States Code and the Constitution. Documentation: https://t.co/v0F4Vp3i5a

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

I published version 0.4 of AuthoritySpoke, the Python library for legal authority automation. The big change is that legislation is now loaded from a web API, not from XML files. Documentation: https://t.co/xUOUb9GXSS

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

I made a new AuthoritySpoke tutorial, using the "Beard Tax Act" example legislation. Find it with other Rules as Code models at https://t.co/BkGXKyBIHB. cc: @mengwong, @RoundTableLaw, @verbman

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AuthoritySpoke v0.3.4 is a bugfix release. Major bugs in loading JSON rule annotations are now fixed. https://t.co/82D1L1MzP4

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

AuthoritySpoke 0.3 is out. This version adds the ability to import and export legal rule annotations from JSON using a schema, and it adds an "Explanation" class that shows why one rule is considered to imply or contradict another. https://t.co/wHcS5YaADl

[Matt Carey @mcareyaus]

Here are the slides about @AuthoritySpoke I presented yesterday at @HTXLegalHackers. Thanks for inviting me! https://t.co/6nGpCDQG9H

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AuthoritySpoke v. 0.2 is posted. This version adds new ways to compare and combine legal rules, explanations for some answers, and more documentation https://t.co/wHcS5YaADl

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version 0.1 of AuthoritySpoke is released and available on pip. This version focuses on selecting text from statutes and constitutions. https://t.co/78PmKu0hja

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#LegalRuleML Core Specification V1.0 from the OASIS LegalRuleML TC approved as a Committee Specification https://t.co/Tzws6pneJs