The Enchantment of Codification in the Common-Law World

Weiss, G. A. (2000). The Enchantment of Codification in the Common-Law World. Yale Journal of International Law, 435-532.

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Journal article

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Year

2000

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• Multi Path Convergence
  • In institutional design, legal codification converges divergent precedent onto common statutory language, and standards bodies converge vendor implementations onto interoperable forms.

    This sourceTreats codification as the process by which divergent common-law precedent is consolidated into an authoritative, unified statutory statement — the legal instance of convergence onto a canonical form.

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