Juridical Evaluator (JurE)

"Massive multiple voting for live direct democracy and e-democracy audited data analysis."

Open Project:

Juridical Evaluation (JurE) is a rule of law (RoL) voting method based on the open science methodology proposal of massive preprogrammed series of questions based secret ballot public polls that allow for the increase of direct democracy and electronic democracy (eDem) open data science through transparent audit.

(Juridical Evaluator (JurE) can be used for the analysis of compliance of preprogrammed presentations with distinct rules, such as:

• Universal ethical principles parliamentary minimum requirements maintenance in public speeches and legal policies.
• Eloquence analysis of literary texts, verse by verse, phrase by phrase, paragraph by paragraph, chapter by chapter, etc.
• Professional performance improvement team self-analysis.
• Cerimonal protocols aesthetic respect intercultural development.
• Funding projects application technical juries decision-making.
• Heritage and museological collective collaborative curatorial decisions.
• Religious presentations, temples, and policies hexegetical coherence to holy texts.
• Family decisions based on their own cultural standards.
• Touristic, fashion, taste, and entertainment public opinion open researches.
• Websites public reviews and recommendations addons.
• Live news independence editorial proofreading.
• Improvisation performances live decision-making.
• Choir music chorus repetition acceptance.
• Already in use online applications addons to improve their functionalities like in overall websites components requesting, online advertisement abuses complaints, social media transparent upgrading, cyberbullying harm-reduction, delivery workers reporting their welfare, routing maps traffic respect promotion, relationship networks social credit, etc.

Open Methodology:

1. Public international law (PIL) regulatory compliance.
2. Voting and poll data analysis procedure decision.
3. Electronic voting (eVoting) open source software procurement in The Democracy Foundation 'List of eVoting and eDemocracy Projects' including safety measures to avoid bots, artificial intelligences (AIs) usage, and data acquisition to comply with open data.
4. Open educational resources (OER) official documents to be voted and structured, with the due massive voting cues and options.
5. Political arena agora (poliagora) voting sessions diplomatic protocol with live coding data and information visualization (DataVis) secure operations development (DevSecOps).
6. Accounting evaluation and assessment public peer review.
7. Review of the protocols and codes used, such as considering the benefits of the Rotary International 'Standard of Governance Shortest-Term Possible Mandates'.

Open License:

© Licensed under Nonviolent Nonprofit Open Education License (NNOEL).