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Lawyer's Intellectual Tool for Analysis of Legal Documents in Russian
2018 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Innovations (IC-AIAI), 2018In the field of jurisprudence, document management plays a key role. Lawyers have to process a large volume of text documents in order to find necessary information. In this paper, we present “Robot Lawyer” intellectual system.
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Abstract “My brother’s success in life,” John Marshall Harlan’s sister Edith has written, was “perhaps due in part to[the] total supportive role played by his three adoring sisters, his mother, and his wife. In their view he could do no wrong.” The latter woman in his life, Ethel Andrews, who in 1928 would become Harlan’s wife, was the ...
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Abstract “My brother’s success in life,” John Marshall Harlan’s sister Edith has written, was “perhaps due in part to[the] total supportive role played by his three adoring sisters, his mother, and his wife. In their view he could do no wrong.” The latter woman in his life, Ethel Andrews, who in 1928 would become Harlan’s wife, was the ...
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Community Lawyering or Collaborative Lawyering?
Asian Journal of Legal Education, 2016Community lawyering and collaborative lawyering are two of the most widely used human rights advocacy tactics by North American law school clinics. However, existing literature shows that neither of these two tactics alone can effectively materialize the empowerment of the concerned underprivileged and marginalized communities.
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Technology Acceptance Model for Lawyer Robots with AI: A Quantitative Survey
International Journal of Social Robotics, 2022Ni Xu, Kung-Jeng Wang, Chen-Yang Lin
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Lawyers and Lawyers: In-House Lawyers and the Legal Profession
1989In-house lawyers in Britain1 see themselves as a part of the legal profession, and are recognised as such by private practitioners. This broad statement, however, conceals some intriguing tensions within the relationship in relation to such matters as the division of the profession into solicitors and barristers, and in terms of debates on professional
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Abstract Chapter 4 delves into the roles of lawyers in Chinese courts, challenging prevailing perspectives on their treatment. Instead of criticizing the state, the chapter explores why lawyers remain marginalized. It starts by examining the presence of “unlicensed” legal workers and their interactions with judges and competitors.
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Lawyer, Interrupted: Gender Bias in Oral Arguments at the US Supreme Court
Journal of Law and Courts, 2017D. Patton, Joseph L. Smith
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Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 2017
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