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Tag Archives: Legal document management systems
Boella et al.: Eunomos, a legal document and knowledge management system for the Web
Guido Boella, Luigi Di Caro, Llio Humphreys, Livio Robaldo , Piercarlo Rossi, and Leendert van der Torre have published Eunomos, a legal document and knowledge management system for the Web to provide relevant, reliable and up-to-date information on the law, … Continue reading
Legal technology and communication submissions to Knight News Challenge 2014
Many proposals concerning legal technology or legal communication have been submitted to the 2014 Knight News Challenge: (If you know of others, please feel free to identify them in the comments to this post) Craig Aaron: TechDefender. Your tech. Your … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Competitions, Technology developments, Technology tools
Tagged Access to justice and technology, Annotation of legal documents, Annotation of legal texts, Citizens' participation in bill drafting, Citizens' participation in lawmaking, Constitutional law information systems, Crowdsourcing and law, Defamation information systems, eparticipation, eparticipation systems, Free access to law, Freedom of expression information systems, Freedom of speech information systems, Innovation in legal technology, Internet law information systems, Knight News Challenge, Knight News Challenge 2014, Law for the layperson, Legal communication, Legal crowdsourcing, Legal document annotation, Legal document assembly systems, Legal document management systems, Legal information resources for self-represented litigants, Legal journalism, Legal matchmaking services, Legal pathfinders, Legal plain language, Legal technology innovation, Legal text annotation, Legislative crowdsourcing, Legislative information systems, Libel law information systems, Online dispute resolution, Online dispute resolution systems, Online legal communication, Online legal matchmaking services, Plain language and law, Plain language legal information, Press law information systems, Public access to legal information, Technology and access to justice, Technology for access to justice, Telecommunications law information systems, Tort law information systems, Visualization of legal information
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Archived Tweets for CFCT 2012: Canadian Forum on Court Technology
Archived tweets are available, in .csv format for CFCT 2012: Canadian Forum on Court Technology, held 24-25 October in Montreal. Twitter hashtags for the conference are #cfct and #cfct2012 Click here for the conference Website. Click here for the conference … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Conference resources, Tweet archives
Tagged Canadian Forum on Court Technology, CFCT, CFCT 2012, Court information systems, Court technology, Innovation in court information systems, Innovation in court technology, Innovation in judicial information systems, Innovation in judicial technology, Innovation in legal technology, James McMillan, Judicial information systems, Judicial technology, Legal case management systems, Legal document management systems, Legal informatics conferences
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Boella et al. on Using Legal Ontology to Improve Classification in the Eunomos Legal Document and Knowledge Management System
Professor Dr. Guido Boella of Università degli Studi di Torino Dipartimento di Informatica, and colleagues, have published Using Legal Ontology to Improve Classification in the Eunomos Legal Document and Knowledge Management System, in LREC 2012 Conference Proceedings: Semantic Processing of … Continue reading
Posted in Articles and papers, Research findings
Tagged Automatic classification of legal documents, Automatic classification of legal information, Eunomos, Guido Boella, Legal document management systems, Legal knowledge management systems, Legal knowledge representation, Legal natural language processing, Legal ontologies, Legal Taxonomy Syllabus, Natural language processing and law, Natural language processing and legal texts, SPLeT, SPLeT 2012, TULE, TULE parser, Turin University Linguistic Environment, Turin University Linguistic Environment parser, Workshop on Semantic Processing of Legal Texts
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CALI’s Free Online Course on Digital Law Practice
CALI, the Center for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction, is offering a free, online course on digital law practice, from 10 February – 6 April 2012. The Twitter hashtag for the course is #tdlp. The course will address topics including management … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Courses and curricula, Technology developments, Technology tools
Tagged #tdlp, CALI, Court technology, Digital law practice, Electronic contracts, Electronic legal document standards, Ernest Svenson, Kingsley Martin, Law practice technology, Legal document automation, Legal document management systems, Legal social media, Marc Lauritsen, Practicing law online, Richard Granat, Ronald Staudt, Sarah Glassmeyer, Stephanie Kimbro, Virtual law practice, Web 2.0 and law, William Hornsby
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Legal Technology and Information Systems at NLADA 2011
Slides and materials have been posted for several presentations on legal technology or legal information systems, given at NLADA 2011: The National Legal Aid and Defender Association Annual Conference, held 7-10 December 2011 in Washington, DC, USA. The conference theme … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Conference proceedings, Presentations, Technology developments, Technology tools
Tagged A2J Author, Access to justice and legal information systems, Apps and legal information, Automatic legal translation systems, Google Translate API and legal information, Instant messaging and legal information, Law practice technology, Legal apps, Legal data analysis, Legal decision support systems, Legal document management systems, Legal mobile apps, Legal Services Corporation Technology Initiative Grants, Legal translation systems, Mobile devices and legal research, National Legal Aid and Defender Association Annual Conference, NLADA, NLADA 2011, Plain language and law, Public access to legal information, Technology and access to justice
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