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The Semantic Web and the LawOverview of the U.S. Legal SystemWhat do lawyers do?How do lawyers find the law now?Challenges to addressApplying semantic technologies to the LawHow can semantic technologies help?DifficultiesCurrent “semantic-ish” technologiesThe future…Developments, Trends, and Tools in the United StatesBy Iantha HaightFederal/state/county/city/special districtsExecutive/legislative/judicialSubstantive/proceduralResources for legal informationLegal formsInadequate access for the general publicLegal reasoning: IRACDiscover the facts of the caseFind the lawPaperworkManage the businessManage relationshipsManage their knowledgeStay currentWest’s Key Number System/Key CiteKeyword searchesLegal periodicalsEmail alertsContinuing education classesAsking colleaguesExperienceLuck?Information overload Information retrieval (recall and precision)Support decision makingExpedite routine tasksIn one word: efficiencyImprove public access to the lawHow?The law “relies on documents”—with a variety of structuresStandard legal markup languageLegal ontologiesWhere?Internal corporate settings (km & intranets)Government information via the InternetRegulatory metadata and content standardizationInformation extraction and pattern matchingMatching facts to existing lawModelling legal reasoning Management of workflows based on legally-defined tasksDecision supportSee Benjamins, V.R., Casanovas, P., Breuker, J., & Gangemi, Al. (2005). Law and the Semantic Web, an introduction. In Benjamins, V.R. et al. (Eds.), Law and the Semantic Web. Berlin: Springer, pp. 1-17.Slow to adapt (stare decisis? policy?)Implementation costsTransition costsGetting lawyers involvedMaking it easy/automaticMetadata can be evidence against your client or breach securityAgreeing on an ontologyAmerican Bar Association Standing Committee on Technology & Information SystemsLegal XMLE-filing (committee)West kmWestlaw Legal CalenderingWestlaw Litigator Case EvaluatorOntology-driven legal data management?Automated schedulingLegal argument assistance?Outcome predictionsLegal opinions issued by computers in small claims cases?Something


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