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Using XML as a means to access legislative documents: Italian and foreign experiences (Articolo in rivista)
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- Using XML as a means to access legislative documents: Italian and foreign experiences (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2002-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1145/568235.568246 (literal)
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- Andrea Marchetti; Fabrizio Megale, Enrico Seta, Fabio Vitali (literal)
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- Andrea Marchetti, Istituto di Applicazioni Telematiche
Fabrizio Megale, Camera dei Deputati
Enrico Seta, Camera dei Deputati
Fabio Vitali, Università di Bologna (literal)
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- Using XML as a means to access legislative documents: Italian and foreign experiences (literal)
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- In this paper we describe the goals and the organisation of the ongoing project \"Norme in Rete\" (NIR --- http://www.normeinrete.it), which involves several important Italian institutions and organisations. This project aims at the production of tools for the access to Italian normative documents, and data formats for the standardisation of the text of laws and rules both national and local. One of its many goals is the conversion of the national law corpus into XML.Within the context of this project, our effort has concentrated on the development of an XML DTD already, and of an XML Schema very soon, to describe Italian national and local laws. We illustrate in this paper the overall structure of the DTDs. They are organised in a stricter, normative set of rules, with normative power, for new law drafts, and of a looser, descriptive set of rules for existing documents over which no rules can be imposed. In this paper we examine both types of DTD (strict and loose), their global organisation, the modules for legal elements, for textual and tabular tags (resembling HTML), and for modular, generic elements, that allow easy extendibility to the DTD. Also the treatment of meta-information is examined in this paper.We produce a short account of several analogous experiences in Northern Europe, carried out by both public institutions and private legal publishers. Mention is also made of the European Union's similar projects. (literal)
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