International Association for Artificial Intelligence and Lawhttp://www.iaail.org/index.htmlHot News!(null)info@iaail.org2007 IAAIL 2008-05-01T21:35:36+02:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Thu, 01 May 2008 21:45:03 +0200Call for Papers: RELAW 2008info@iaail.orgCall for Papers2008-05-01T21:35:36+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/d5281981b4a316249ab746216960dad9-37.html#unique-entry-id-37http://www.iaail.org/files/d5281981b4a316249ab746216960dad9-37.html#unique-entry-id-37RELAW 2008) will be held in Barcelona (Spain), September 9, 2008, in conjunction with the 16th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference. The workshop theme is:

What steps must organizations take to demonstrate that their software systems and data practices comply with government laws and regulations?

Over the past several decades, we have experienced tremendous growth in new infrastructure, business practices, products and services that use information to achieve stakeholder goals. Recent compliance challenges include electronic voting, patient medical records, corporate governance and national identification cards. To address similar challenges, this growth has drawn the attention of regulators, lawyers, engineers and academics in a shared pursuit to understand the historical and social impact of existing laws and regulations on emerging technology. The costs to brand, infrastructure and the public of violating the law are often prohibitive and the challenges to ensure that software systems comply with the law are viewed differently by those involved.
The First International Workshop on Requirements Engineering and Law is a multi-disciplinary, one-day workshop that will bring together practitioners and researchers from government, industry and academia to investigate challenges to ensuring that software systems comply with the law. The workshop will probe important issues, including the processes for identifying relevant laws and jurisdictions, aligning laws with system requirements, managing requirements and changes in the law and demonstrating how systems comply with relevant laws through evidence-based mechanisms such as documentation, testing and certification.
For further information see the workshop website.

]]>Call for Papers: JURIX 2008info@iaail.orgCall for Papers2008-04-29T22:13:07+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/66e1c27caaaec1fe2c0f30446527625f-36.html#unique-entry-id-36http://www.iaail.org/files/66e1c27caaaec1fe2c0f30446527625f-36.html#unique-entry-id-36The 21st International JURIX conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems will be held in Florence, Italy, from 10-13 December 2008. The Call for Papers is now available (submission deadline Sept 1st). ]]>Call for Papers: Second International Workshop on Supporting Search and Sensemaking for Electronically Stored Information in Discovery Proceedings (DESI II)info@iaail.orgCall for Papers2008-04-29T22:12:38+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/4609fcac8c8531250d5913a6d15bdcde-35.html#unique-entry-id-35http://www.iaail.org/files/4609fcac8c8531250d5913a6d15bdcde-35.html#unique-entry-id-35Call for Papers for further information.]]>Stanford Codex Center Fellowship 2008-09info@iaail.orgJob Offers2008-04-29T21:38:59+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/1687e2c6327eb0f158acf3f25fde3110-33.html#unique-entry-id-33http://www.iaail.org/files/1687e2c6327eb0f158acf3f25fde3110-33.html#unique-entry-id-33Stanford Law School's Codex Center for Computers and Law is accepting applications for a Resident Fellowship for the 2008-09 academic year. Codex is a cross-disciplinary research center jointly operated by Stanford Law School and the Stanford School of Engineering. The center's mission is to explore the application of technology toward improving the quality, efficiency, and accessibility of the legal system.

Codex research fellows will have the opportunity to spend one to two years at Stanford Law School collaborating with scholars in computer science and other relevant disciplines. Fellows will work on the center's existing projects, and will have the opportunity to explore related research on their own and commence new projects. Fellows will work with cutting edge technologies emerging from Stanford's engineering departments, and will be expected to bring a legally oriented perspective toward integrating these technologies into the law. Sample projects include automating the process of intellectual property licensing and developing automated legal compliance systems.

Fellows will also be involved in bringing in leading thinkers in the field to speak at the law school on these topic areas and will work with law and computer science students to engage them in the center's activities.

Qualifications

Applicants should have a J.D. or equivalent law degree. Because the primary focus of the center is employing technology within the law, applicants should also have experience in computer science or engineering related fields. We welcome applicants with practical/professional technical experience in these fields as well as those with formal computer science or engineering undergraduate or graduate training. Applicants should be capable of learning and be comfortable with the technological aspects of the center's projects.

Salary for the fellowship will be approximately $40,000 per year with benefits.

How to Apply

All qualified and interested applicants must apply via the Stanford jobs website: search for this specific posting by entering job number: 30079 in the keyword search field. Applicants should submit:
- a resume;
- a brief letter (no more than 2 pages) describing the applicant's interest in issues applying technology to the law, the applicant's background, and the research that they propose to conduct;
- a list of references;

* Please note, if your application is selected to tier II of the hiring process, you will be requested to provide a copy of your law
school transcript.

Review of applications will begin immediately, and all applications
must be received by June 2, 2008.

Please note that the Codex Center has a technological emphasis and is not focused on technology policy or legal substantive areas such as intellectual property, cyberlaw, or privacy.

]]>Call for Papers: Second International Workshop on Juris-informatics (JURISIN 2008)info@iaail.orgCall for Papers2008-02-25T14:21:51+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/cd19e116c58fff0a34e8f2de678789cc-30.html#unique-entry-id-30http://www.iaail.org/files/cd19e116c58fff0a34e8f2de678789cc-30.html#unique-entry-id-30Call for Papers for further information.

]]>Call for Participation: Jurix 2007info@iaail.orgConferences2007-11-28T13:32:00+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/cb5903f89b05855d8549cb42f4940275-29.html#unique-entry-id-29http://www.iaail.org/files/cb5903f89b05855d8549cb42f4940275-29.html#unique-entry-id-29conference web site for information about how to register.]]>Spanish Book Series on Law, Science and Technologyinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-11-27T16:14:28+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/1b43c546e58c6aece0be851b6269c055-28.html#unique-entry-id-28http://www.iaail.org/files/1b43c546e58c6aece0be851b6269c055-28.html#unique-entry-id-28The Sciences of the Artificial". A second volume, on cognitive science and social networks, entitled "Interracion, Redes Sociales y Ciencias Cognitivas", by Carlos Lozares Colina, has also been published.]]>Postdoc Position Available in Barcelonainfo@iaail.orgJob Offers2007-11-01T18:29:07+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/626d7e95d921bb341a9f342558cac4a1-27.html#unique-entry-id-27http://www.iaail.org/files/626d7e95d921bb341a9f342558cac4a1-27.html#unique-entry-id-27Institute of Law and Technology at UAB for contact information and further details.]]>Norm Change Workshop – Call for Participationinfo@iaail.orgConferences2007-11-01T17:54:18+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/7f82e133a188c3f2b924c4156fb8faee-26.html#unique-entry-id-26http://www.iaail.org/files/7f82e133a188c3f2b924c4156fb8faee-26.html#unique-entry-id-26Workshop on Formal Models of Norm Change will take place at the University of Luxembourg from November 29-30, 2007. Formal models of norm change have been drawing attention since the seminal works of Alchourrón and Bulygin on normative systems, and that of Alchourrón, Gärdenfors and Makinson on the logic of theory change. In order to represent the dynamics of obligations and permissions, several deontic logics have been proposed. However, these systems did not explicitly refer to possible changes in the underlying norms - if norms were mentioned, they were assumed to be invariable. See the Call for Participation for further information.]]>Call for Papers: JURIX 2007 workshop on Modelling Legal Cases info@iaail.orgCall for Papers2007-10-17T11:20:01+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/2cfec094d5d06da22954072f3c32d96e-25.html#unique-entry-id-25http://www.iaail.org/files/2cfec094d5d06da22954072f3c32d96e-25.html#unique-entry-id-25Research in AI and Law has, throughout its history, produced a variety of approaches by which legal cases can be modelled.  These approaches support different styles of reasoning for a variety of problem-solving contexts, such as decision-making, information retrieval, teaching, etc.  Particular legal cases that have received wide coverage in the AI and Law literature include: the infamous property law case of Pierson v. Post (see e.g. Berman and Hafner, ICAIL 1993; Gordon and Walton, COMMA 2006); other cases involving the capture of wild animals such as Young v. Hitchens and Keeble v. Hickeringill (see e.g. Berman and Hafner, ICAIL 1993; Bench-Capon and Rissland, JURIX 2001); US trade secrets cases such as Mason v. Jack Daniel Distillery (see e.g. Aleven and Ashley, ICAIL 1997); and, criminal cases such as the Rijkbloem case (see e.g. Bex et. al, ICAIL 2007). The aim of this workshop is to provide a forum in which researchers can present their own particular approach used for modelling such legal cases, with a view to considering the relative merits of the individual approaches.

See the Call for Papers for further information.

]]>CFP: Jurix 2007info@iaail.orgHome2007-06-27T12:32:04+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/30dd94a6cda8472f2ad9f47c36ae7f6e-24.html#unique-entry-id-24http://www.iaail.org/files/30dd94a6cda8472f2ad9f47c36ae7f6e-24.html#unique-entry-id-24Call for Papers for the the 20th International JURIX conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems, to be held in Leyden, The Netherlands, from 12-15 December 2007, has been published.
]]>CFP: Second International Conference on Computational Models of Argument (COMMA 08)info@iaail.orgHome2007-06-26T14:19:46+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/36b42cb6b4f63f59ab22ae6c20c8b8b4-23.html#unique-entry-id-23http://www.iaail.org/files/36b42cb6b4f63f59ab22ae6c20c8b8b4-23.html#unique-entry-id-23The Second International Conference on Computational Models of Argument (COMMA 08) will take place in Toulouse, France in May of 2008. See the Call for Papers for further information.
]]>Legislative XML Summer School, Florenceinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-06-26T12:01:34+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/ccee048dda624ebb1aad04327ba88037-22.html#unique-entry-id-22http://www.iaail.org/files/ccee048dda624ebb1aad04327ba88037-22.html#unique-entry-id-22The Legislative XML Summer School (LeX) will take place 10-15 September 2007 at the European University Institute, in San Domenico di Fiesole, Florence, Italy.

The LeX school is an intensive, 6-day program aimed at providing knowledge of the most significant ICT standards emerging for legislation, an understanding of their impact in the different phases of the legislative process, awareness of the tools based on legislative standards, and the ability to participate in the preparation and use of standard-compliant documents throughout the participate in law-making process.

The LeX school will address standards concerning different aspects of legislation: abstract (logical) ways of identifying legislative documents, ways of structuring legislative documents and data, ways of dealing with changes in the law, ways of distinguishing and representing the different stages of the life cycle of a law text (from first drafts, to parliamentary discussions, to amendments, to subsequent modifications), ways of defining and applying conceptual classifications to law texts, ways of building executable representations of legislative knowledge.

Organising institutions: CIRSFID (University of Bologna), European University Institute, University of Amsterdam, and ITTIG-CNR (Florence).

Directors: Enrico Pattaro and Giovanni Sartor

Program committee: Tom van Engers, Monica Palmirani, Giovanni Sartor

Scientific committee: Carlo Biagioli, Alexander Boer, Gladys Boss Sholley, Raffaella Brighi, Angelo di Iorio, Enrico Francesconi, Tom Gordon, Caterina Lupo, Pierluigi Spinosa, Daniela Tiscornia, Radboud Winkels, Flavio Zeni

Contact for information: legislativexml@eui.eu

Web site (including the detailed program and link to the application form): http://www.one-lex.eu/Activities/summerschool/legislativexml.html

]]>ICAIL 2007 Post Conference Informationinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-06-21T10:38:02+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/1ff981fd1d3cc1a140607a3edc7b54e1-21.html#unique-entry-id-21http://www.iaail.org/files/1ff981fd1d3cc1a140607a3edc7b54e1-21.html#unique-entry-id-21Information about the ICAIL 2007 conference, which took place June 4-8, 2007, at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, such as slides of some of the talks and photos of the conference, is available now here.]]>ICAIL 2007 Conference Programinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-05-23T11:12:31+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/b9b8d588f2accd48860eaa2f5341661c-20.html#unique-entry-id-20http://www.iaail.org/files/b9b8d588f2accd48860eaa2f5341661c-20.html#unique-entry-id-20The full ICAIL 2007 Conference Program, including the date and time of each presentation, is now available for downloading in PDF format.]]>Submission Deadline Extended for the JURISIN 2007 Conferenceinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-04-04T11:45:57+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/2847f50ff51be92b34b035839645a3d5-19.html#unique-entry-id-19http://www.iaail.org/files/2847f50ff51be92b34b035839645a3d5-19.html#unique-entry-id-19The submission deadline for the JURISIN 2007 workshop, which will take place June 18 or 19, 2007, in Miyazaki, Japan, has been extended to April 20, 2007. The purpose of the workshop is to facilitate interdisciplinary discussion of both the fundamental and practical issues in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Law.]]>ICAIL 2007 Workshop Call for Papers: Supporting Search and Sensemaking for Electronically Stored Information in Discovery Proceedings (DESI)info@iaail.orgHome2007-04-03T10:55:16+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/4bc526c4a164cc34aa0f37712a1fde2b-18.html#unique-entry-id-18http://www.iaail.org/files/4bc526c4a164cc34aa0f37712a1fde2b-18.html#unique-entry-id-18A workshop on electronic discovery will be held on 4 June 2007 as part of the ICAIL 2007 conference, which will take place at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, from 4 June to 8 June, 2007. See the DESI Call for Papers for further information.]]>Call for Papers: dg.o 2007 Workshop on Analysing eParticipation Contributionsinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-03-26T15:25:07+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/ee37994b52f232ab9ac4d243eb6cde7f-16.html#unique-entry-id-16http://www.iaail.org/files/ee37994b52f232ab9ac4d243eb6cde7f-16.html#unique-entry-id-16An eParticipation workshop, focusing on tools and techniques for analyzing citizen contributions, will take place May 20, 2007, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as part of the 8th Annual Digital Government Research Conference (dg.o 2007). Please see the workshop's Call for Papers for further information.]]>Call for Papers: First International Workshop on Juris Informatics (JURISIN 2007)info@iaail.orgHome2007-03-21T11:02:26+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/3cbf01e661bb3ed37808e621da5c9c58-15.html#unique-entry-id-15http://www.iaail.org/files/3cbf01e661bb3ed37808e621da5c9c58-15.html#unique-entry-id-15The First International Workshop on Juris Informatics (JURISIN 2007) will take place June 18 and/or 19, 2007, at the World Conference Center Summit in Miyazaki, Japan. The workshop is being organized in association with The 21th Annual Conference of The Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence (JSAI2007). See the Call for Papers for further information.]]>Call for abstracts, IVR-07 workshop on Reasoning about Legal Evidenceinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-01-25T10:59:34+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/972f098dd839a5cdede3ad55f9190f57-14.html#unique-entry-id-14http://www.iaail.org/files/972f098dd839a5cdede3ad55f9190f57-14.html#unique-entry-id-14A workshop on reasoning about legal evidence will be held as part of the 23rd World Congress on Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Cracow, Poland, 1-6 August 2007. The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers from various fields interested in rational or descriptive models of legal evidential reasoning. To promote the exchange of ideas, the workshop organisers invite researchers from these disciplines to discuss different approaches to modelling reasoning about evidence.

Researchers who are interested in presenting a paper at the workshop are invited to submit a two-page abstract by May 1st, 2007. Authors of accepted workshop contributions will be invited to submit a revised version of their paper to an edited volume to appear with Ashgate
publishers in 2008.

For more information see the workshop website.

]]>Deadline Extension: ICAIL 2007 Conferenceinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-01-16T09:26:01+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/cf73198f83ec04ce192614f9b151c211-13.html#unique-entry-id-13http://www.iaail.org/files/cf73198f83ec04ce192614f9b151c211-13.html#unique-entry-id-13The deadline for submitting papers for ICAIL 2007 has been extended with one week to Sunday January 21st 2006. Please upload your paper to the Conference Tool at: http://icail07.leibnizcenter.org/

ICAIL 2007 will take place at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, from June 4 to June 8, 2007. See the Call for Papers for further information.]]>Call for Papers: Special Session of PRO-VE 07 on E-Contracting in Collaborative Network Scenariosinfo@iaail.orgHome2007-01-15T17:43:22+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/2344598e6073597313606eccf86bc8ab-12.html#unique-entry-id-12http://www.iaail.org/files/2344598e6073597313606eccf86bc8ab-12.html#unique-entry-id-128th IFIP Working Conference on VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES (PRO-VE’07), which will take place in Guimarães, Portugal, September 10-12, 2007. Please see the Call for Papers for further information.]]>Call for Papers: ICAIL 2007info@iaail.orgCall for Papers2006-12-21T15:43:27+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/593e14c23b12d9a8c589a5bfd499c66d-8.html#unique-entry-id-8http://www.iaail.org/files/593e14c23b12d9a8c589a5bfd499c66d-8.html#unique-entry-id-8Call for Papers for further information.]]>10th International Legal Informatics Symposium (IRIS 2007)info@iaail.orgConferences2006-12-21T10:59:49+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/1e3b9c194eb2c9ca06371a535d070a04-10.html#unique-entry-id-10http://www.iaail.org/files/1e3b9c194eb2c9ca06371a535d070a04-10.html#unique-entry-id-10The 10th International Legal Informatics Symposium (IRIS 2007) will take place at the Law Faculty of the University of Salzburg from 22-24 February 2007. IRIS is the largest German-language computers and law conference in Europe. Participation is free of charge, but registration (Anmeldung) is requested. For further information, please contact Anton Geist.]]>19th JURIX Conference info@iaail.orgConferences2006-11-15T10:15:51+01:00http://www.iaail.org/files/e2526f71f1766d36777d606e4bc023cf-0.html#unique-entry-id-0http://www.iaail.org/files/e2526f71f1766d36777d606e4bc023cf-0.html#unique-entry-id-0http://www.jurix.nl). JURIX is a forum for research on information technology as applied to the law, and in particular on the development and application of artificial intelligence in the legal domain. Since 1988, JURIX has organized annual international conferences on current research in the field.

The 19th International JURIX conference will be held in Paris (France) from
7-9th December 2006.

For the complete program, and details on conference registration, visit
http://www.jurix2006.org/ ]]>Fourth IASTED International Conference on Law and Technologyinfo@iaail.orgConferences2006-09-29T01:08:06+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/f8dc262e61c1906fa66ac342e0cc2928-1.html#unique-entry-id-1http://www.iaail.org/files/f8dc262e61c1906fa66ac342e0cc2928-1.html#unique-entry-id-1

The conference brings together experts in the legal and legal informatics fields for a series of tutorials and paper presentations. On October 9, Professor Dan L. Burk of the University of Minnesota Law School will deliver the keynote speech on "Owning Avatars: Legal Control of Human and Non-human Data Representations."


For the complete program, and details on conference registration, visit http://www.iasted.org/conferences/home-545.html.

]]>IRIS Workshop on Legal Informatic Systemsinfo@iaail.orgConferences2006-09-28T01:11:59+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/a976d6c5d2a98ab636f504d3e0bc7715-2.html#unique-entry-id-2http://www.iaail.org/files/a976d6c5d2a98ab636f504d3e0bc7715-2.html#unique-entry-id-2International Legal Informatics Symposium (IRIS 2007), which will take place in Salzburg, Austria, from February 22-24, 2007. The workshop is being organized by the Special Interest Group on Legal Informatic Systems of German Society for Informatics. A Call for Presentations is available. A title and 2-3 page abstract of the talk should be sent to the workshop chair, Burkhard Schafer, by October 31, 2006. Please contact him for the full Call for Participation or further information.]]>Call for Participation: Conference on Graphic and Visual Representations of Evidence and Inference in Legal Settingsinfo@iaail.orgConferences2006-09-18T01:14:52+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/8903e4ed3a792966566c77049eb070db-3.html#unique-entry-id-3http://www.iaail.org/files/8903e4ed3a792966566c77049eb070db-3.html#unique-entry-id-3Conference on Graphic and Visual Representations of Evidence and Inference in Legal Settings will take place at Cardozo Law School, New York City (Manhattan), January 28-29, 2007. This interdisciplinary conference brings together scholars and practitioners from such fields as law, philosophy, computer science, artificial intelligence, cognitive psychology, and linguistics who are interested in the graphic visualization of legal evidentiary inference and its support by software tools. The final program is now available at the conference web site. Attendance is open to everyone; there is no registration fee. For more details see the conference web site.

]]>DEON-2006 Call for Participationinfo@iaail.orgConferences2006-08-23T01:35:00+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/1084a40dc23b024419a87e80f0ecff20-4.html#unique-entry-id-4http://www.iaail.org/files/1084a40dc23b024419a87e80f0ecff20-4.html#unique-entry-id-4Eighth International Workshop on Deontic Logic in Computer Science (DEON 2006), will take place in Utrecht, The Netherlands, from 12-4 July 2006.
]]>Call for Papers - Special Issue of Artificial Intelligence Journal on Argumentationinfo@iaail.orgCall for Papers2006-08-23T01:31:01+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/f645298bb38f09e00d776f89585d0708-5.html#unique-entry-id-5http://www.iaail.org/files/f645298bb38f09e00d776f89585d0708-5.html#unique-entry-id-5
Argumentation related workshops are now well-established events at the major Artificial Intelligence related Conferences, e.g. the workshop series on Computational Models of Natural Argument held in conjunction with IJCAI and ECAI, and the series of ArgMAS workshops held in conjunction with AAMAS.

While work over the past five years has done much to consolidate diverse contributions to the field, many new concerns have been identified and form the basis of current research. Among such concerns are: approaches to coping with intractability issues; representation of argument structures in multiagent system settings; developing robust treatments of dynamically evolving argumentation frameworks; semantics for capturing concepts such as "persuasiveness", "credibility" and "impact" of arguments; computational bases for distinguishing classes of ``acceptable'' arguments, etc.

This special issue of Artificial Intelligence Journal on the theme of Argumentation in A.I., is intended to present the current state-of-the-art in argumentation to a general audience, thus increasing awareness of the possibilities that argumentation offers among specialists in areas of A.I. which have not yet considered this as a way of addressing their problems. Equally it will present opportunities for those not currently involved with argumentation to consider new perspectives from which to tackle problems. In sum, the special issue aims both to spread the dissemination of argumentation ideas, and to widen the boundaries of the argumentation community.

More Information]]>Research Scientist Position Open at Thomson Legal & Regulatoryinfo@iaail.orgJob Offers2006-08-23T01:30:02+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/29ad166ca174a71355120ef3ceae5c8c-6.html#unique-entry-id-6http://www.iaail.org/files/29ad166ca174a71355120ef3ceae5c8c-6.html#unique-entry-id-6
The Research & Development department for Thomson Legal and Regulatory would like to invite qualified applicants to apply for an open Research Scientist position in their Eagan, MN offices.

Please contact Khalid Al-Kofahi, at khalid.al-kofahi@thomson.com, to apply, or for further information.]]>TREC Call for participationinfo@iaail.orgConferences2006-08-23T01:18:44+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/50c144ab1726b81eb4df418fb50686fd-9.html#unique-entry-id-9http://www.iaail.org/files/50c144ab1726b81eb4df418fb50686fd-9.html#unique-entry-id-9TREC Call for Participation.]]>Call for Papers – JURIX 2006info@iaail.orgCall for Papers2006-08-23T01:08:17+02:00http://www.iaail.org/files/bbf05e202a49e88d98bcdd969c2d1a1d-7.html#unique-entry-id-7http://www.iaail.org/files/bbf05e202a49e88d98bcdd969c2d1a1d-7.html#unique-entry-id-7Call for Papers for the the 19th International JURIX conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems, to be held in Paris (France) from 7-9 December 2006, has been published.

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