The “small world”-paradigm offers a new interesting viewpoint for the analysis of contemporary legal networks and artificial intelligence. This topological approach sheds fu...
Documentation is essential to daily legal practice. On-line access is current practice. The conditions imposed by an information service provider with respect to access and use of...
Martine Boonk, Frances M. T. Brazier, David de Gro...
This paper describes the philosophy behind our tool called “Legal Taxonomy Syllabus”, the analytical instruments it provides and some case studies. The Legal Taxonomy Syllabus...
It is the concern of the author to arrange cogitations and experiences she gained by collaborating in relevant international project works, by conducting scientific studies regard...
The aim of our research is the improvement of Boolean search with query expansion using lexical ontologies and user feedback. User studies strongly suggest that standard search tec...
In this paper we describe a legal core ontology that is part of a generic architecture for legal knowledge systems, which will enable the interchange of knowledge between existing ...
Rinke Hoekstra, Joost Breuker, Marcello Di Bello, ...
Ontologies in a legal expert system must be processed to suit all possible user cases within the field of law of the system. From the logical premises of a deductive system of expr...
The emergence of digital dossiers in Courts of Law presents new opportunities to streamline the criminal prosecution chain. This papers proposes the use of agent technology to sup...
Martijn Warnier, Frances M. T. Brazier, Martin Api...
Argumentation is modelled as a game where the payoffs are measured in terms of the probability that the claimed conclusion is, or is not, defeasibly provable, given a history of a...