Today, I was luck enough to get another one of rogue archivist Carl Malamud's boxes of awesome. It's a copy of the municipal codes of DC, which are laws that you're required to follow, but aren't allowed to see without paying. As with the last time I got one of these packages, it's because Carl has scanned and OCR'ed and cleaned up these codes, and has now published them for all to see.
Municipal Codes Of Dc, Free For All -- Liberated Without Permission
Cory Doctorow, Boing Boing
Wed, 03/27/2013 - 3:12pm
Topics: due process! equal protection! today carl malamud dc ocr'ed proclamation of digitization no codification without promulgation whereas west group thomson reuters corporation all rights are internet wheaton peters 33 u.s banks manchester 128 u.s united states copyright office edicts federal state therefore columbia code null and void march all rights reserved public.resource proclamation of digitization columbia codification counsel copies developers title archive lulu tom macwright flickr carl proclamation of digitization district columbia official code copyright columbia reserved court supreme court united states for people boing free law laws box scanned speak including read unequivocally publisher allowed subject permanent published version prominent material government notice access limits interpretation policy opinions written nation
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