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Algorithmic Thinking for the Legal Writing: The Case of Italian Election Law
Abstract We examine the Italian election law as a case study to illustrate how the algorithmic thinking can productively interoperate with the legal language to increase the transparency of the legal text, and to enable better reasoning about the procedural content of the law. The effort to rephrase
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