statutes

Open, structured corpus of US primary law: 2M+ sections of state statutory codes, the US Code, and state constitutions, plus the ingestion pipeline that builds it. Data on Hugging Face (CC BY 4.0); scrapers Apache-2.0. Quarterly snapshots.

Historic legislation of Britain, Ireland, and the British Empire, and related parliamentary and legal materials.

LawVM compiles human-written amendment acts into auditable point-in-time legal text-state. It treats legislation as executable state transitions, preserving provenance, replay evidence, and divergence findings across jurisdictions.

This repo contains the policies, code of conducts and any rules set forth by the Quantum Open Source Foundation (QOSF).

Statute Compilations as a git repository: non-codified law as amended, one commit per daily snapshot. govinfo overwrites these in place and keeps no archive. Public domain federal text.

Detects dangling cross-references in Korean statutes - citations to laws that were repealed, renamed, transferred, or made obsolete. Classifies them A-E and proposes fixes (never auto-applied). Built on the MOLEG OPEN API.

The codified US Code as a git repository: one commit per OLRC release point, tagged, with per-law attribution from Table III. Public domain federal text.

OpenLaws — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. OpenLaws is a Public Benefit Corporation that provides programmatic access to U.S. law text — federal and state statutes, regulations, constitutions, and case law — through a unified Legal Data API.