We have just added links and titles for Jurix 2005 conference papers to the proceedings page. This is part of a larger effort to improve the accessibility of the Jurix proceedings published since 2005.
We’ll keep you posted!
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About
- Jurix is the foundation for legal knowledge based systems. Since 1988, Jurix has held annual international conferences on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems
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Legal Informatics Blog- Abstracts: Bayesian Analysis in Law: Papers presented at Conference: The Many Faces of Contemporary Philosophy and Theory of Law
- Mendelson: Private Control Over Access to Public Law: Federal Regulatory Use of Private Standards
- Haapio & Passera: Visual Law: What Lawyers Need to Learn from Information Designers
- Slides: Legal Informatics Research Today: Implications for Legal Prediction, 3D Printing, and eDiscovery
- White House publishes Open Data Policy memorandum on GitHub, enabling eParticipation
- Vox Popul II
- Jurel
- IAAIL
