The Uniform Law Commission – Encouraging Consistent State by State Definitions, Protocols and Procedures
The Uniform Law Commission was founded in 1892 to formulate uniform and model laws for the States to consider adopting to ensure consistency in commerce, child custody rules, easement relocations, and accuracy of criminal records, among others, between the States. Over 300 model and uniform acts have been completed and presented to the various states as recommendations and best practices. As nationwide commerce grew so did the number of uniform and model acts. The ULC works by consensus among the members and observers.
by Robert M. Tobiassen · source ↗
