Re: [legaldocml] Table of content for deliveries 1 and 2

["Thomas R. Bruce" <tom@liicornell.org>]

On 4/12/12 6:33 AM, Fabio Vitali wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> as discussed in the last TC meeting, the deliverables for this TC will be six (numbered 0 to 5):, as follows:
>
> 0) language primer: a layman introduction to all the issues relevant to the language (Non Normative)
> 1) language vocabulary: an introduction to the themes, the design issues and the objectives of the language followed by the systematic discussion of the characteristics of each element of the language (Normative)
> 2) language schema: the formal structure (in XSD and/or RelaxNG) of the XML vocabulary of the language (Normative)
> 3) naming convention: the structure and components of the URI used in the language (Normative)
> 4) pilot cases: a list of good experiences and best practices of applying the language to real life situations
> 5) user manual: instructional material for producers of documents, explaining the steps and the aspects of the actual production of documents using the language.
>
> We are now meant to discuss the Table of Content of these delivery documents.
Fabio:
I'm sure we'll end up talking about this on the call, but I'm curious:  
in which of deliverables 0 or 1 will we address the influence of 
different legislative process on the design of the model?  One of the 
things I am most curious about -- and apologize for not having addressed 
more fully -- is the fact that American legislative process (at the 
Federal level, at least ) is IMHO less amenable to FRBR-ish assumptions.....

t.

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Thomas R. Bruce @trbruce
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Cornell Law School
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