Board Games and Gaming Blog from Jerusalem, Israel – Yehuda presents …the U.S. Patent Code … in verse.
And if that’s not enough, how about the U.S. Copyright code, in verse.
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And then there’s the war on terror, the board game!
It’s good, but the best legal text in verse of all time is Judge Becker’s opinion in the Mackensworth case, at 367 F. Supp. 373. Even the West headnotes are in rhymed couplets.