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The Justice Definitions Project is a legal resource wiki designed to inform the public about legal concepts by consolidating existing knowledge, resources, and discourse around legal terms. The project's core aim is to build dynamic communities that cluster around specific wiki pages, tracking the evolution of legal concepts while providing a platform for engagement and deliberation on the nuances that emerge from them.
Resource Hub
The Justice Definitions Project serves as a comprehensive resource hub where wiki pages are organized according to broader thematic areas of law. An ideal wiki page addresses legal terms through key components such as:
- Sources of law
- Government policies
- Databases
- Research studies
The platform also enables forum discussions on conceptual and functional aspects intrinsic to each legal term. By exploring regional variations and highlighting distinct practices within domestic legal frameworks and documenting international perspectives, the wiki encourages wider participation and a nuanced understanding of legal frameworks.
Moreover, the platform is also designed to capture Working knowledge from legal practitioners; Anecdotal experiences of stakeholders; Issues and challenges faced in the practical application of legal concepts
This comprehensive approach ensures the resource hub remains a living repository that evolves with ongoing developments. For accessibility and dissemination in regional languages, the translated version of these pages will also be processed and hosted on the platform. To build the project, we collaborate with interested individuals and institutions who share an interest in contributing to a collaborative legal knowledge space.
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