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Legal Knowledge and Information Systems
JURIX 2018: The Thirty-first Annual Conference
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Legal Knowledge and Information Systems
JURIX 2018: The Thirty-first Annual Conference
About this book
Artificial intelligence as applied to the legal domain has gained momentum thanks to the large, annotated corporate legal and case-law collections, human chats, and social media information now available in open data. Often represented in XML or other Semantic Web technologies, these now make it possible to use the AI theory developed by the JURIX community in over thirty years of research. Innovative machine and deep-learning techniques with which to classify legal texts and detect terms, principles, concepts, evidence, named entities, and rules are also emerging, and the last five years have seen a gradual increase in their practical application.
This book presents papers from the 31st International Conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems (JURIX 2018), held in Groningen, the Netherlands, in December 2018. The support of the Dutch Foundation for Legal Knowledge Based Systems for the JURIX conference has transformed a domestic workshop into an international event, with theoretical contributions, applied work, demo prototypes, a hackathon, and a doctoral consortium. Of the 72 submissions received, 17 full papers and 11 short papers were selected for publication, representing an acceptance rate of approximately 38%.
Machine learning for the legal domain prevails in the JURIX 2018 program, with traditional research mainstreams concerning legal reasoning and argumentation, natural-language processing, legal-text retrieval, and legal semantic modelling. An emerging topic is blockchain, which has graduated from the workshop area to the main program. The book offers an overview of the ways in which innovative information technologies are merging with legal theory, argumentation, and practice.
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Table of contents
- Title Page
- Preface
- Conference Organisation
- Contents
- Named Entity Recognition, Linking and Generation for Greek Legislation
- Lessons from Implementing Factors with Magnitude
- On Observing Contracts: Deontic Contracts Meet Smart Contracts
- Legal Representation and Reasoning in Practice: A Critical Comparison
- A Question Answering System on Regulatory Documents
- Automated Processing of Privacy Policies Under the EU General Data Protection Regulation
- Classifying Semantic Types of Legal Sentences: Portability of Machine Learning Models
- E-Science and the Law. Three Experimental Platforms for Legal Analytics
- Chronicle of a Clash Foretold: Blockchains and the GDPR's Right to Erasure
- Legal Ontology for Modelling GDPR Concepts and Norms
- Modelling Legal Knowledge for GDPR Compliance Checking
- Segmenting U.S. Court Decisions into Functional and Issue Specific Parts
- Analysing the Impact of Legal Change Through Case Classification
- Towards the Assessment of Gold-Standard Alignments Between Legal Thesauri
- Using Agreement Statements to Identify Majority Opinion in UKHL Case Law
- Exploiting Causality in Constructing Bayesian Network Graphs from Legal Arguments
- Japanese Legal Term Correction Using Random Forests
- Efficient and Effective Case Reject-Accept Filtering: A Study Using Machine Learning
- Dealing with Qualitative and Quantitative Features in Legal Domains
- Linguistic Legal Concept Extraction in Portuguese
- A Tool to Highlight Weaknesses and Strengthen Cases: CISpaces.org
- Coding Suspicion
- Is Blockchain Hashing an Effective Method for Electronic Governance?
- Towards Explainable Semantic Text Matching
- A Chatbot Framework for the Children's Legal Centre
- Query Generation for Patent Retrieval with Keyword Extraction Based on Syntactic Features
- K-Means Clustering for Controversial Issues Merging in Chinese Legal Texts
- Checking the Validity of Rule-Based Arguments Grounded in Cases: A Computational Approach
- Subject Index
- Author Index