There are structures in the protocols we are already able to encode. Question would be, if the context makes it necessary to encode them in a different way. I don't think so, since the articles etc. are as semantic-structural entities not touched by the pragmatic differences of citing a law (like any text) or formulating it (as a rule).
There are structures in the protocols we are already able to encode. Question would be, if the context makes it necessary to encode them in a different way. I don't think so, since the articles etc. are as semantic-structural entities not touched by the pragmatic differences of citing a law (like any text) or formulating it (as a rule).