<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>A forthcoming article explores the concept of executing legal norms like machine code without the need for interpretation.</li><li>The article introduces the idea of Compiled Norms, focusing on formal syntax and computational execution in legal language.</li><li>The framework distinguishes between declarative legal language and compiled legal language, emphasizing the importance of structural executability.</li><li>The article presents a technical typology of computable legal speech based on grammatical hierarchy, closure structure, semantic ambiguity, and deterministic parsing.</li></ul>

Can the Law Compile? Legal Speech as Machine Code

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