A Google post, Finding the laws that govern us, describes a new feature that enables users to read U.S. federal and state court opinions on line.
You now can use the feature to search by the name of a well-known case, such as Roe v. Wade or Miranda, or you can search by an interesting topic such as the "right to vote", or "freedom of the press".
My suggestion: Digitize legislation and court opinions from many countries in the world and also enable language translation.
This would allow users world-wide to search for topics such as "right to vote", or "freedom of religion" and see and learn how the myriad legal structures of the world compare.
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