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laion/american_municipal_law
The declared licence (mit) is classified as permissive.
- Declared licence
- mit, from the tagEvidence: README.md at 442b9ab
- Licence files
- No licence file at the top level of the repositoryEvidence: file list at 442b9ab
- Declared sources
- None listed in the card metadata
- Access gated on Hugging Face
- No
Citation text from the card
Files that end in '_citation' consist of rows with the following attributes:
- bluebook_cid (str): A unique CID for the given citation. It is created from the string f"{place_name}{bluebook_state_code}{title}{history_note}". A law may have multiple citations linked to it, as parts of a law can be modified without changing other parts.
- cid (str): The CID for the citation's associated law. This functions as a foreign key.
- title (str): A plaintext version of the law's title. Ex: "Sec. 44. - Civic center and municipal building"
- title_num (str): The number in the law's title. As title numbers can also use letters (e.g. A,B,C,etc.), specially-formatted numbers (e.g. 17-35), or none at all, title_num should be treated as a string for search and processing purposes.
- date (str): The date when an ordinance was passed/changed. Ex: "10-22-85".
- public_law_num (str): An "NA" place holder for Public Law number, A Public Law number, like "P.L. 107-101," identifies a law passed by the US Congress, indicating the US Congress number (107) and the law's sequential number within that Congress (101). As municipal and county citations are not federal laws, they do not have such a number. However, this is left in as this dataset might include federal law in the future.
- chapter (str): The plaintext title of a chapter in the law corpus that contains the law. Chapters are broadly defined to be any macro-grouping in a corpus, and include appendices, tables, and other errata. Ex: "Chapter 16
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dataset_licence({ "id": "laion/american_municipal_law" })
signal: "permissive"
stated_licence: "mit"
sources: 0