Amanda Bancroft announced today that the legal hacking event Law Hack Camp in London has been postponed until April 2013.
Bancroft says she will announce precise dates and other details shortly.
The Law Hack Camp Website is at http://lawhackcamp.com/ and its Twitter handle is @LawHackCamp.
HT @_millymoo
[NOTE: Law Hack Camp has been postponed until April, @_millymoo announced on 6 January 2013.]
A call for papers — with submission deadline of 25 December 2012 — has been issued for Law Hack Camp, a legal hackathon to be held 26-27 January 2013, London, England, UK.
The event is being organized by Amanda Bancroft and Jon Harman.
The Twitter hashtag for the event is #lawhackcamp
The Twitter account for the event is @lawhackcamp
For more details, please see the conference Website and the contact information listed there, or contact the organizers.
Click here for information on other recent legal hacking events.
HT @_millymoo
Legal hacking is a movement.
On Twitter, the hashtags for legal hacking news are #legalhack and #legalhacks.
Several legal hacking events — i.e., meetings at which developers engage in coding or other development activities leading to the creation of new legal technologies, or enter their new legal technologies in competitions — are scheduled for the coming weeks [if you know of others, please mention them in the comments]:
For resources about Open Legislative Data in Paris: A Conference of the Third Kind with Hacktivists and Academics, click here.
For post and resources about LawTechCamp London 2012, held 29 June 2012 in London, England, click here.
For post and resources about the Open Legislation Hackathon 2012, held 2 June 2012 in Victoria, BC, click here.
For posts and resources about the International Legislation Hackathon, held 19 May 2012, please click here.
Click here for information about the Legal Hackathon held 15 April 2012 at Brooklyn Law School Incubator & Policy (BLIP) Clinic, Brooklyn, New York, USA. The hashtag for the hackathon was #legalhack. Click here for some video from the hackathon.
Click here for posts and video from recent legal hacking events.
Click here for other upcoming legal informatics conferences.
Thanks to Ed Walters and Roger Skalbeck for suggestions.
[NOTE: Updated 27 October 2012 to add Law Hack Camp, London].
