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Oxford Dictionaries says the following on this: " In British English the normal spelling in general contexts is judgement . However, the spelling judgment is conventional in legal contexts, and in North American English. " http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/judgement ...

Hi Fabio, I did see that there are ISO 3166 codes for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland so it looks like we're covered in that regard. However, as well as potentially needing the Akoma Ntoso schema to allow multiple codes to cover combinations of these four jurisdictions, we also need to ...

Hi guys, Following on from this earlier discussion around the usage of the FRBRcountry element in terms of its use for non-country jurisdictions (e.g. California), as I understand it this is to be used to indicate "the country or jurisdiction to be used in the work-level URI of this document". In the ...

Hi guys, So from what Fabio says it seems that the envisaged solution to the complex edits issue is to use segmentation through the use of @period. One of the most complicated edits that I know of in UK legislation involve overlapping passive modifications (these are shown cumulatively) that ...

Hi Monica, I notice the attached meeting notes are from the meeting on August 23rd - was the September 5th meeting postponed due to lack of attendance? Apologies, I have been away for the last 2 weeks so am a bit out of the loop... cheers Mark From: legaldocml@lists.oasis-open.org [mailto:legaldocml ...