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Competitive Legal Professionals’ use of Technology in Legal Practice and Legal Research [PDF]
Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal, 2008 Advances in the information and communication technologies have led to the availability of a range of primary and secondary legal research publications online via the Internet, rather than on other storing devices such as compact discs or publications in
T du Plessis
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LEGAL PROTECTION AGAINST BRAND PASSING OFF DUE TO VIOLATIONS BY BUSINESS ACTORS IN INDONESIA [PDF]
Russian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences, 2023 Intellectual Property is the result of someone's creation through their intellectual abilities. Copyrighted works can be in the form of inventions, written works and works of an artistic nature, symbols, names, images and designs which are generally used
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Neutrosophy to Enrich Legal Opinion Mining [PDF]
Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, 2021 The main characteristics of legal research lie in its complex operation and the articulation between science, technology, politics, and law. This is why it is claimed that the technology helps experts in processing information resulting from the sources ...
Wilson Eduardo Castro Núñez +4 more
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Feasibility of Evolution in Legal Research with Reflection on the Phenomen of Education of Law in Iran [PDF]
فلسفه حقوق, 2022 The need for research in Law, like any other science, is obvious and needless to argue. Given the shortcomings of legal research, evolution in this area is essential.
Mohammad-Reza Asqari Shorestani +1 more
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THE POWER PROOF OF NOTARY PROTOCOL STORED ELECTRONICALLY IN THE CYBER NOTARY CONCEPT [PDF]
Russian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences, 2023 A notarial deed is a strong piece of evidence, as long as it is made in accordance with applicable regulations compared to a private deed. A deed is basically a statement of the will or legal facts desired by the parties, the truth of which cannot be ...
Hitaminah K., Huda M.K., Prasetyawati E.
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Ex Machina: Technological Disruption and the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Writing
University of Bologna Law Review, 2021 Technology is disrupting the practice of law and revolutionizing how lawyers work. This revolution is made more powerful because it is increasingly coupled with a rigorous and scientific approach to the law.
John Campbell
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The Cambridge Law Journal, 2012 This article aims to map the position of academic legal research, using a distinction between “law as a practical discipline”, “law as humanities” and “law as social sciences” as a conceptual framework. Having explained this framework, we address both the “macro” and “micro” level of legal research in the UK.
Mac Sithigh, Daithi, Siems, Mathias
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Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy, 2022 Book Review: The Politics of European Legal Research: Behind the Method, Marija Bartl and Jessica C. Lawrence (eds) (Edward Elgar Publishing 2022, ISBN: 9781802201185) 288 pp, £100,00.
Branka Marušić
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The role of law in a transdisciplinary approach to public health research [PDF]
Glasnik Advokatske komore Vojvodine, 2020 The subject of the paper is a transdisciplinary approach to public health research, with an emphasis on the role and implementation of legal sciences towards this concept.
Dokmanović Mirjana
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How Could Semantic Processing and Other NLP Tools Improve Online Legal Databases?
TalTech Journal of European Studies, 2023 The spread of online databases and the increasingly sophisticated search solutions in the past 10–15 years have opened up many new opportunities for lawyers to find relevant documents.
Vági Renátó
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