It's the same in Spain, which makes OPs proposal kind of useless. The big distinction between a civil and a common law system is the fundamentals. A country's civil code is properly defined, while a common law's system is based on previous cases you have to dig through to find the basics.
reply> while a common law's system is based on previous cases you have to dig through to find the basics
replyIn other words, you have to hire a lawyer. They really built a great system for themselves, didn't they?
Would be nice if someone did it with Swedens laws too!
replyI built it with Claude Code last summer :) Check it out:
https://github.com/se-lex/sfs
replyIt’s generated by this CLI: https://github.com/se-lex/sfs-processor (md with temporal tags, html or Git commits as output format)