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e-Justice is based on e-Law

e-Justice is based on e-Law. By Anton Tomažič. A New Era in Legal Information. So far: “strings of characters” IT can do much more Recognizing the MEANING of the texts Law: precise and determined Language technologies Artificial intelligence Meta data Man : computer. Implementing AI.

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e-Justice is based on e-Law

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  1. e-Justiceis based on e-Law By Anton Tomažič

  2. A New Era in Legal Information • So far: “strings of characters” • IT can do much more • Recognizing the MEANING of the texts • Law: precise and determined • Language technologies • Artificial intelligence • Meta data • Man : computer

  3. Implementing AI • General concepts • References • Automatic consolidation • Comparative law (EU)‏ • Basis for expert systems • Modernization of Administration and Justice • Improved quality of Legal Information • Increased efficiency

  4. Beyond Expert Systems • They are not AI • Self-correction • Continuous learning • Algorithms for recognition of legal rules • Machine learning • Meta data • Legal KNOWLEDGE

  5. Legal Ontologies • “Core ontology” • Domain ontologies • Semantic Web, OWL Web Ontology Language • Dalos project (legislation)‏ • CaseLex (exchange of case documents)‏ • ICAIL, JURIX

  6. Procedures are ideal for AI • Strong determination • Administrative procedures (e-Government)‏ • Judicial procedures • User friendly

  7. Improving Legislation • Consistency and quality of legal texts • Increased accuracy (reduced ambiguity)‏ • More precise and more dull • Editors for legislative drafting • Comparability and harmonization in the EU

  8. Improving Search • Existing search engines are “dumb” • They use statistics and other “tricks” • First REAL legal search engine • Unimagined new possibilities

  9. Complete Law in Your Pocket • On DVD, USBs and hand-held devices • Legal books, legislation, cases, articles • When does it become legal KNOWLEDGE? • Meta data

  10. Digitalisation of legal files • Globalisation of Legal Services • Three steps • “Pictures” • Data warehouses • AI modules • Multimedia

  11. Modernisation of Courts • Back office based on the legislation in force • Automatic allocation • Flow chart of court proceedings • Alerting in case of changed legislation • Drafting of court decisions

  12. Online ADR! • Online arbitration and mediation • Checking with the “virtual judge” • Fewer unnecessary legal actions • Reducing the number of unnecessary law suits

  13. International project

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