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1. (Secs = (1.Sec = (1.Ti = Problem)
   
   (1.sec = (1.0.sec = Transacting is slow, insecure, uncertain and expensive.)
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   1. (1.Secs = (1.secs = (1.1.sec = Problems of payment, clearing, automation and interoperability are being addressed by the FinTech and open source communities, notably in blockchain implementations.)
      
   2. (1.2.sec = Legal compliance and optimization remain slow, uncertain and expensive.)
      
   3. (1.3.sec = Data privacy and security remain weak.)
      
   4. (1.4.sec = Centralization creates systemic risks.)
      
   5. (1.5.sec = Legal codification is slow and fragmented.)
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2. (2.Sec = (2.Ti = Solution)
   
   (2.sec = (2.0.sec = Add open-source codified legal documents to blockchain automation platforms:)
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   1. (2.Secs = (2.secs = (2.1.sec = Codify legal documents and records using the "Cmacc" data model and the tools of open source;)
      
   2. (2.2.sec = Iterate a legal "object model" to describe persons, properties, places, transactions and relationships; and)
      
   3. (2.3.sec = Add a layer of user-managed access control.)
      
   4. (2.4.sec = Integrate with blockchain and other platforms, such as git, document management, document assembly and enterprise contract management systems. )
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3. (3.Sec = (3.Ti = Impact)
   
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   1. (3.Secs = (3.secs = (3.1.sec = Rapid legal codification.)
      
   2. (3.2.sec = Improved speed, transparency and certainty in business dealings.)
      
   3. (3.3.sec = Greater access to justice, rule of law and self-governance.)
      
   4. (3.4.sec = Greater transparency of institutions. )
      
   5. (3.5.sec = Improved outcomes for social objectives such as privacy, health, climate and decentralization.)
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4. (4.Sec = (4.Ti = Sauce)
   
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   1. (4.Secs = (4.secs = (4.1.sec = A simple record format that renders into documents and has the power of a "graph" object model with multiple prototype inheritance.)
      
   2. (4.2.sec = A large number of sample legal document solutions. )
      
   3. (4.3.sec = Fit with blockchain and OAuth-UMA security.)
      
   4. (4.4.sec = Fifteen years of efforts regarding source-based legal codification.)
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5. (5.Sec = (5.Ti = Status - Convergence of Blockchain, Legal and Access Security)
   
   (5.sec = (5.0.sec = A number of currents are converging:)
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   1. (5.Secs = (5.secs = (5.1.sec = Bitcoin has spurred interest in P2P transacting platforms. Among many other efforts, the Linux Foundation's (HLP = Hyperledger Project)
      brings together a large number of actors to agree on a common platform.)
      
   2. (5.2.sec = CommonAccord has a data model (Cmacc) that can extend P2P solutions to all legal relationships and be a bridge for integration with legacy systems such as Word (legal), ECM and ERM.)
      
   3. (5.3.sec = There is a strong tradition of legal codification via bar and trade groups, agencies and clinics, and now also legal "hackers".)
      
   4. (5.4.sec = Decentralized access control based on OAuth and related technologies is widely used and well-understood.)
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   (5.00.sec = The combination of Blockchain/Cmacc/Access is ripe for open-source iteration.)
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6. (6.Sec = (6.Ti = Plan)
   
   (6.sec = (6.0.sec = There is currently no legal structure to hold the shared legal text, which we expect to evolve into a legal operating system. Nor are there national or trade-sector equivalents. Creating a structure, tentatively called the "(CDL = Center for Decentralized Law)
   " is purpose of this proposal and an expected focus of the conference at MIT on May 23-24.)
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   1. (6.Secs = (6.1.Sec = (6.1.Ti = Conference - MIT - Digital Contracts, Identities & Blockchains)
      
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      1. (6.1.Secs = (6.1.secs = (6.1.1.sec = Presentations and discussions with participants and stakeholders)
         
      2. (6.1.2.sec = Collaboration leading up to the conference. Inclusion of experts, iteration of solutions.)
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   2. (6.2.Sec = (6.2.Ti = Proponents)
      
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      1. (6.2.Secs = (6.2.secs = (6.2.1.sec = Founder: James Hazard)
         
      2. (6.2.2.sec = Advisors: Thomas Hardjono, Marc Dangeard .... )
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   3. (6.3.Sec = (6.3.Ti = Staff)
      
      (6.3.sec = TBD)
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   4. (6.4.Sec = (6.4.Ti = Budget)
      
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7. (7.Sec = (7.Ti = Ask)
   
   (7.sec = Financial and structuring support for a (CDL = Center for Decentralized Law)
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