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200 10$aLegal knowledge and information systems$b[electronic resource] $eJURIX 2005 : the eighteenth annual conference /$fedited by Marie-Francine Moens and Peter Spyns
210   $aAmsterdam ;$aWashington, D.C. $cIOS Press ;$aFairfax, VA $cDistributor in the USA and Canada$dc2005
215   $a1 online resource (172 p.)
225 1 $aFrontiers in artificial intelligence and applications ;$vv. 134
300   $aProceedings of the conference held Dec. 8-10, 2005, at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Brussels, Belgium.
311   $a1-58603-576-2 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aTitle page; Preface; Contents; Theory and Practice in AI and Law: A Response to Branting; Norm Modifications in Defeasible Logic; Making Sense of Coherence: The Level Theory of Coherence; Mixing Legal and Non-Legal Norms; Regulations Expressed as Logical Models (REALM); Assumption Based Peg Unification for Crime Scenario Modelling; Dynamics of Rule Revision and Strategy Revision in Legislative Games; Automated Analysis of Reasoning and Argumentation Structures in Texts; Automatic Translation from Textual Representations of Laws to Formal Models Through UML
327   $aSome Foundational Linguistic Elements for QA Systems: An Application to E-Government ServicesA Question Answer System for Legal Information Retrieval; How Technology Can Help Reducing the Legal Burden; A Semantics-Based Visual Framework for Planning a New Bill; The Desocialization of the Courts, Sentencing Decision Support and Plea Bargaining; Towards Modeling Systematic Interpretation of Codified Law; Large-Scale Linguistic Ontology as a Basis for Text Categorization of Legislative Documents; Game Mechanisms & Procedural Fairness; Practical Reasoning and Proposing: Tools for e-Democracy
327   $aThe Legal Concepts and the Layman's TermsValidating an Automated Evaluation Procedure for Ontology Triples in the Privacy Domain; An Ontological Approach for the Management of Rights Data Dictionaries; Using Legal Definitions to Increase the Accessibility of Legal Documents; Previous Publications by JURIX; Author Index
330   $ae-government applications are gaining ground among local, national, European and international institutions. However, there is a need for the integration and harmonisation of the models. For a marriage between artificial intelligence and e-government to happen, technologies that automatically extract knowledge from natural language are needed.
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