The Cranch Project is “the [District of Columbia] Council’s effort to create the nation’s first UELMA-compliant, open-source, state-level Code of Laws.” View a prototype here. For more, see Legal Informatics Blog’s Tauberer and DC Council: Implementing UELMA for DC, and prototype of XML for the DC Code. — Joe
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