# The Law

- **Website:** <https://statutes.org.uk>
- **Primary alias:** `statutes.org.uk`

## Description

The Statutes Project is a pioneering initiative dedicated to digitizing and preserving historic British law, offering a comprehensive online repository of statutory texts from the British Isles. Spanning a remarkable timeline from 1101 to 1713, the project includes significant collections such as the British and Irish Chronological Statutes of the Realm, Acts and Ordinances from the Interregnum, and various Statutes At Large, which are invaluable for legal researchers, historians, and enthusiasts alike.

By making over 600 years of legal documents accessible, the Statutes Project not only provides insight into the historical context of British law but also facilitates research into seminal acts, including the Statute of Winchester and the Buggery Act. This rich source of information includes Public General Statutes, local laws, as well as acts from Scotland and Ireland, thereby ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of legal governance in the UK. The platform is an essential tool for anyone interested in the legal foundations of British society.

## Industries

- ⚖️ Law and Government
- ⚖️ Legal _(under Law and Government)_
- 🗺 Reference Materials
- 🗺 Public Records and Directories _(under Reference Materials)_

## Links

- [twitter](https://twitter.com/statutesUK)
- [github](https://github.com/Anterotesis)

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