
Will any country conduct a large-scale project to revise and clarify language used in legal documents before 2030?
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50%
Venezuela
50%
Netherlands
50%
Estonia
41%
No country before 2030
41%
Norway
41%
France
34%
Germany
34%
UK
34%
Switzerland
28%
Sweden
20%
USA
13%
Poland
Anbiguous use of language repeatedly leads to lawsuits, such as O’Connor v. Oakhurst Dairy over an Oxford comma, or Pulsifer v. United States over logical operators.
Will any country conduct an official government project (commission, grant, any form counts) with a primary stated goal of looking for such issues in existing law and correcting them?
Not sure how to quantify "large-scale", maybe something like minimum 50 separate changes made?
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