Recent advances in the area of legal information systems have led to a variety of
applications that promise support in processing and accessing legal documents …

Governments publish legislation and case law widely in print and on the Web. Such legal
information is provided for human consumption, but the information is usually not available …

Texts referencing court decisions and statutes can be difficult to understand without context.
It can be time consuming and expensive to find related statutes or to learn about context …

Research on sentence consistency in England and Wales has focused on disparities
between courts, with differences between judges generally ignored. This is largely due to …

Legislation and case law are widely published on the Web as documents for humans to
read. In contrast, this paper argues for publishing legal documents as Linked Open Data …

Recently there has been an exponential growth of the number of publicly available legal
resources. Portals allowing users to search legal documents, through keyword queries, are …

This paper presents an automatic annotation tool AATOS for providing documents with
semantic annotations. The tool links entities found from the texts to ontologies defined by the …

This paper presents the semantic portal prototype LawSampo for serving end users with
legal data from the Linked Open Data service Semantic Finlex of the Finnish Ministry of …

This contribution explores the application of data science and artificial intelligence to legal
research, more specifically an element that has not received much attention: the research …

This paper argues for the idea of publishing legislation and case law as Linked Open Data
(LOD) on the Semantic Web, to cater several user groups, including the general public …