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2021
Legal Design is a movement to make the legal system work better for people. It has been developed out of work in human-centered and visual design, civic technology, and participatory policy-making. It regards the improvement of the legal system on multiple fronts: making it more accessible to lay people who must use it to resolve problems with money ...
Compagnucci, Marcelo Corrales +4 more
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Legal Design is a movement to make the legal system work better for people. It has been developed out of work in human-centered and visual design, civic technology, and participatory policy-making. It regards the improvement of the legal system on multiple fronts: making it more accessible to lay people who must use it to resolve problems with money ...
Compagnucci, Marcelo Corrales +4 more
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Legal Design for the Common Good: Proactive Legal Care by Design
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020Many legal problems are caused by misunderstandings. People do not read complex documents. Even if they do, they may not find what they look for or understand what they find. This chapter shows how proactive legal care can help, not only to deal with challenges of complex legal information, but also to improve access to justice and prevent unnecessary ...
Barton, Thomas D. +3 more
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Disciplinarity and the Modes of Legal Design
Proceedings of DRS, 2022This paper examines the emerging field of Legal Design through a critical reflection on the literature on academic disciplines and disciplinarity and argues that Legal Design does meet the criteria for recognition as an emerging academic sub-discipline.
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Legal design is a rapidly growing field that seeks to improve the legal system's accessibility, usability, and effectiveness through human-centered design methods and principles. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to legal design, covering fundamental concepts, definitions, and theories.
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Designing Log Architectures for Legal Evidence
2010 8th IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering and Formal Methods, 2010Establishing contractual liabilities in case of litigation is generally a delicate matter. It becomes even more challenging when IT systems are involved. At the core of the problem lies the issue of the evidence provided by the opposing parties. We believe that the means to constitute evidence that could be used in case of conflict should be considered
Le Métayer, Daniel +2 more
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Sustaining Legal Design: Designing Legal Resources With Refugee Communities
Legal design can support the resettlement of new arrivals in Australia by creating legal resources that clarify laws or policy, complex legal processes, and ultimately support their ability to exercise their rights. Legal design has significant promise, though it has been hindered by a lack of empirical research, particularly in relation to working ...Neikirk, Alice +2 more
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Proactive Legal Design : Embedding Values in the Design of Legal Artefacts
2019LAST-JD Erasmus ...
Rossi, Arianna, Haapio, Helena
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Applied Optics, 1989
Methods for defining a geometric merit function that parallels diffraction behavior are discussed, since it is irrational to ignore the wave nature of light.
V, Gerbig, A W, Lohmann
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Methods for defining a geometric merit function that parallels diffraction behavior are discussed, since it is irrational to ignore the wave nature of light.
V, Gerbig, A W, Lohmann
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
One of the features of information societies is the importance acquired by design. When we turn to the legal field, we see this tendency reflected in the increasing role of legal professionals as legal designers. This observation applies to legal historians too.
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One of the features of information societies is the importance acquired by design. When we turn to the legal field, we see this tendency reflected in the increasing role of legal professionals as legal designers. This observation applies to legal historians too.
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2019
- j - Legal Design Abstract Legal world found itself in a situation when it is forced by rising demand and new tech- nologies to seek new ways to practice law. It is not sufficient anymore to simply provide bare legal services without acknowledging context and users' actual needs.
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- j - Legal Design Abstract Legal world found itself in a situation when it is forced by rising demand and new tech- nologies to seek new ways to practice law. It is not sufficient anymore to simply provide bare legal services without acknowledging context and users' actual needs.
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