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Tag Archives: Open legal data
Legal Technology Panels at SXSW 2016
Several panels related to legal technology are being presented at SXSW 2016 Conference in Austin, Texas, USA, 11-20 March 2016: Crowdsourcing Policy: Changing Constituents to Changemakers Fighting Injustice with Trickle-Up Innovation Fighting Wildlife Crime with Tech Innovation How to Fight … Continue reading
Posted in Conference resources, Uncategorized
Tagged Legal applications of blockchain technology, Legal communication, Legal crowdsourcing, Legal evidence information systems, Legal informatics conferences, Legal narrative, Open legal data, Technology for access to justice, Video in legal communication
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Starger: Hacking Mass Incarceration
Colin Starger of the University of Baltimore has posted Hacking Mass Incarceration, at In Progress. Here are excerpts from the post: […] Here at In Progress, we hope to contribute to collective efforts by hacking Supreme Court doctrine. The idea … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Technology developments, Technology tools
Tagged Colin Starger, CourtListener, Criminal law information systems, Criminal procedure information systems, DC Legal Hackers, Free access to law, HTML Deck, In Progress, Legal citation maps, Legal citation networks, Legal doctrine maps, Legal doctrine networks, Legal hacking, Legal hacking movement, Legal Information Institute at Cornell University, Open legal data, Oyez Project, Public access to legal information, SCOTUS Mapping Project, Supreme Court Database, Supreme Court Mapping Project, V. David Zvenyach, Visualization of legal information
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Marsden: Open Access to Law – How Soon?
Chris Marsden of the University of Sussex has posted Open Access to Law – How Soon? at the site of the Society for Computers and Law. Here is the introduction to the post: Professor Chris Marsden explains what is behind … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Conference Announcements, Hackathons, Hacking, Policy debates, Technology developments, Technology tools
Tagged Chris Marsden, Free access to law, Legal hackathons, Open legal data, OpenLaws, OpenLaws CodeCamp, OpenLaws.eu, Public access to legal information, Society for Computers and Law
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Call for chapters: Book: Achieving Open Justice through Citizen Participation and Transparency
Mila Gascó and Carlos E. Jiménez have issued a call for chapters for a proposed book that they are editing, which is entitled Achieving Open Justice through Citizen Participation and Transparency, to be published by IGI. Here are excerpts from … Continue reading
Posted in Calls for papers
Tagged Carlos E. Jiménez, Carlos Jimenez, Citizen participation in court proceedings, Citizen participation in judicial proceedings, Citizen participation in justice administration, Court information systems, Court transparency, eparticipation, IGI, Judicial information systems, Judicial transparency, Legal open data, Mila Gascó, Open court data, Open judicial data, Open justice, Open legal data, Public access to court data, Public access to judicial data, Public access to legal information
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Sheridan: Using Data to Understand How the Statute Book Works
John Sheridan of The National Archives has published Using Data to Understand How the Statute Book Works, Legal Information Management, 14, 244-248 (2014). Here is the abstract: The statute book is a large, complex system; a vast corpus of texts … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Articles and papers, Projects, Technology developments, Technology tools
Tagged #goodlaw, (John Sheridan, AHRC, Arts and Humanities Research Council, Big data and law, Big data and legal information, Big data and legislation, Big data and legislative information systems, Big Data for Law, Good Law Initiative, Legal big data, Legal data, Legal drafting, Legal informatics research projects, Legal information behavior, Legal Information Management, Legal information needs, Legal Linked Data, Legal N-Grams, Legislation.gov.uk, Legislative big data, Legislative data, Legislative drafting, Legislative drafting practices, Legislative information behavior, Legislative information systems, Legislative Linked Data, Legislative N-Grams, Legislative pattern language, Linked Data and law, Linked Data and legislation, N-Grams and legal information, N-Grams and legislative information, National Archives UK, Open legal data, Open legislative data, Pattern language for legislation, Pattern languages and legal information systems, Pattern languages and legislative information systems, Researchers' legal information needs, Tom Bruce, Usage data about legal information systems, Usage data about legislative information systems, Users' legal information needs
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Open Law Hacking Project: Results, storify, links, and resources
Results of Open Law — an extended legal hacking project — were announced at a ceremony at DILA in Paris on 17 December 2014. The winning applications were: First prize: DataAsso, developed by Marc Sallières and Jean Karinthi Second prize: … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Conference resources, Data sets, Hackathons, Hacking, Projects, Storify, Technology developments, Technology tools, Videos
Tagged #LegalHack, #openlaw, DILA, Droit ouvert, Etalab, Le droit ouvert, Legal hackathons, Legal hacking events, Legal open data, NUMA, Open law, Open legal data, Open World Forum, Stephane Cottin
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