The proceedings have been posted for SPLeT 2010: The 3rd Workshop on Semantic Processing of Legal Texts, to be held 23 May 2010 in Malta.
Click here for abstracts of the papers.
The workshop is part of LREC 2010: The 7th International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation.
Click here for the workshop program.
Here is the program:
14:30-14:45 Welcome and introduction
14:45-15:10
A Description Language for Content Zones of German Court Decisions
Florian Kuhn15:10-15:35
Controlling the language of statutes and regulations for semantic processing
Stefan Hoefler and Alexandra Bünzli15:35-16:00
Named entity recognition in the legal domain for ontology population
Mírian Bruckschen, Caio Northfleet, Douglas da Silva, Paulo Bridi, Roger Granada, Renata Vieira, Prasad Rao and Tomas Sander16:00-16:30
Coffee break16:30-16:55
Legal Claim Identification: Information Extraction with Hierarchically Labeled Data
Mihai Surdeanu, Ramesh Nallapati and Christopher Manning16:55-17:20
On the Extraction of Decisions and Contributions from Summaries of French Legal IT Contract Cases
Manuel Maarek17:20-17:45
Towards Annotating and Extracting Textual Legal Case Factors
Adam Wyner and Wim Peters17:45-18:10
Legal Rules Learning based on a Semantic Model for Legislation
Enrico Francesconi
[This post last updated 23 May 2010.]
Tags: Legal informatics conferences, Legal knowledge representation, Legal ontologies, Legal semantic web, Semantic annotation of legal documents, Semantic annotation of legal texts, Semantic processing of legal texts, Semantic Web and law, SPLeT, SPLeT 2010
