LawVM, a compiler for replaying amendment acts into point

LawVM is a compiler that converts written amendment acts into executable legal code. It takes ordinary legislation text and transforms it into a state representation that can be replayed, modified, and analysed. The tool treats law as something that can be compiled and executed, similar to how software code works. The Finland implementation serves as the first working example of this approach, demonstrating that statutory law can be captured in machine-readable form. This allows legal professionals and technologists to trace how amendments affect legislation over time, test different legislative scenarios, and maintain a precise record of legal changes.