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Law By the People…. Really……

Clay Shirkey stimulates lots of ideas…I enjoy his talks!

So, is there a “law” open source equivalent? A law git-hub? Open Congress is one attempt. How well does it work?

Posted on September 25, 2012September 25, 2012Categories critical thinking, open sourceTags democracy, disruptive transformational change, git hub, law, technologyLeave a comment on Law By the People…. Really……

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