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A Cognitive Science Perspective on Legal Ontologies
2010We can trace five origins of ontology engineering, and all five still play a major role in ontology engineering. Each of these roots gives a different perspective on content and use of ontologies. Philosophical ontology is concerned with "reality"; Information science with systematic terminology; Artificial Intelligence (AI) with terminological ...
Breuker, J., Hoekstra, R.
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An OWL Ontology of Fundamental Legal Concepts.
2006In this paper we present a description of an OWL Ontology of fundamental legal concepts developed within the ESTRELLA European project. The aim of the ontology is to contribute to enable semantic access to digital legal information and clarify the legal theoretical concepts such as deontic modalities, obligative rights, permissive rights, liberty ...
RUBINO, ROSSELLA +2 more
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Ontology-driven access to legal information
12th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2002From the analysis of a research project supported by government funding, some criteria of describing legal information on different levels are presented. The non-jurists users, who the public nature of the project regards as privileged, are not able to explain clearly the information they need; therefore, particular attention should be paid to the ...
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Legal Ontologies in ICT and Law
2011Re-usability is frequently declared as sine qua non feature of modern ontology engineering. Although thoroughly examined in general theory of knowledge management models the re-usability issue is still barely a declaration in the domain of legal ontologies. The similar situation also applies to statute-specific ontologies.
Witold Abramowicz +2 more
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Legal concepts as inferential nodes and ontological categories
Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2009I shall compare two views of legal concepts: as nodes in inferential nets and as categories in an ontology (a conceptual architecture). Firstly, I shall introduce the inferential approach, consider its implications, and distinguish the mere possession of an inferentially defined concept from the belief in the concept's applicability, which also ...
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Legal Ontologies and Loopholes in the Law
2008The use of ontologies is today widely spread across many different domains. The main effort today is, with the development of Semantic Web, to make them available across the Internet community with the purpose of reuse. The legal domain has also been explored concerning ontologies, both on the general as on the subdomain level.
Sandra Lovrenčić +2 more
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A Suggested Basis for Legal Ontology
Ratio Juris, 2008Abstract. It is often argued that associations are intelligent organisms with minds and intentional states of their own. It is also argued that groups are merely a plurality of individuals who are related or associated only in a specific and limited sense.
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2019
The paper aims to explicate what kind of entity legal offices are and what their specific mode of existence amounts to. That is, it aims to explicate in virtue of what legal offices can be said to exist. Also, it aims to explain in virtue of what these offices can be said to be legal.
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The paper aims to explicate what kind of entity legal offices are and what their specific mode of existence amounts to. That is, it aims to explicate in virtue of what legal offices can be said to exist. Also, it aims to explain in virtue of what these offices can be said to be legal.
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Comparative Law and Legal Ontologies
2007Il contributo espone in sintesi quali rapporti corrono tra la ricerca intorno alle ontologie giuridiche e l'analisi comparata del diritto.
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Taking Stock of Legal Ontologies: A Feature-Based Comparative Analysis
Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2020Valentina Leone +2 more
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