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Evaluating a legal argument program:the bankXX experiments.
Authors: Edwina L.Rissland David B.Skalak M.Timur Friedman
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Edwina L.rissland et al., Evaluating a legal argument program:the bankXX experiments., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(1-2), 1997, pp. 1-74
A symposium on artificial intelligence and research in Japan.
Authors: Katsumi Nitta Hajime Yoshino
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Katsumi Nitta et Hajime Yoshino, A symposium on artificial intelligence and research in Japan., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(1-2), 1997, pp. 75-76
On the logical foundations of compound predicate formulae for legal knowledge representation.
Authors: Hajime Yoshino
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Hajime Yoshino, On the logical foundations of compound predicate formulae for legal knowledge representation., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(1-2), 1997, pp. 77-96
A goal-dependent abstraction for legal reasoning by analogy.
Authors: Tokuyasu Kakuta Makoto Haraguchi Yoshiaki Okubo
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Tokuyasu Kakuta et al., A goal-dependent abstraction for legal reasoning by analogy., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(1-2), 1997, pp. 97-118
A legal ontology refinement support environment using a machine -readable dictionary.
Authors: Masaki Kurematsu Takahira Yamaguchi
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Masaki Kurematsu et Takahira Yamaguchi, A legal ontology refinement support environment using a machine -readable dictionary., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(1-2), 1997, pp. 119-137
Defeasible reasoning in Japanese criminal Jurisprudence.
Authors: Katsumi Nitta Masato Shibasaki
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Katsumi Nitta et Masato Shibasaki, Defeasible reasoning in Japanese criminal Jurisprudence., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(1-2), 1997, pp. 139-159
Similarity of legal cases:from temporal relations of affairs.
Authors: Satoshi Tojo Katsumi Nitta
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Satoshi Tojo et Katsumi Nitta, Similarity of legal cases:from temporal relations of affairs., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(1-2), 1997, pp. 161-176
In memory of Donald H.Berman 1935-1997
Authors:
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: , In memory of Donald H.Berman 1935-1997, Artificial intelligence and law , 5(3), 1997, pp. 177-178
A knowledge engineering framework for intelligent retrieval of legal case studies.
Authors: Adel Saadoun Jean-Louis Ermine Claude Belair Jean-Marc Pouyot
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Adel Saadoun et al., A knowledge engineering framework for intelligent retrieval of legal case studies., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(3), 1997, pp. 179-205
A method for conceptualising legal domains.
Authors: Pepijn Visser Trevor Bench-Capon Jaap Van Den Herik
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Pepijn Visser et al., A method for conceptualising legal domains., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(3), 1997, pp. 207-242
Introduction. Papers from the Jurix '95 Conference.
Authors: Jaap Hage
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Jaap Hage, Introduction. Papers from the Jurix '95 Conference., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(4), 1997, pp. 243-248
Argument in Artificial Intelligence and Law.
Authors: Trevor Bench-Capon
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Trevor Bench-capon, Argument in Artificial Intelligence and Law., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(4), 1997, pp. 249-261
Representing law in partial information structures.
Authors: Niels Peek
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Niels Peek, Representing law in partial information structures., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(4), 1997, pp. 263-290
Automated legal decision systems in practice:the mirror of reality.
Authors: Anja Oskamp Maaike W.Tragter
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Anja Oskamp et Maaike W.tragter, Automated legal decision systems in practice:the mirror of reality., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(4), 1997, pp. 291-322
An agent view on law.
Authors: Constantijn Heesen Vincent Homburg Margriet Offereins
Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: Constantijn Heesen et al., An agent view on law., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(4), 1997, pp. 323-340
Instructions for Authors.
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Journal: Artificial intelligence and law
Citation: , Instructions for Authors., Artificial intelligence and law , 5(4), 1997, pp. 341-346
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