The 19th International JURIX conference will be held in Paris (France) from 7-9 December 2006.
JURIX 2006
7-9th December 2006
Paris (France)
Call For Papers
Topics
Conference proposal themes will include, but are not limited to, the
following topics and categories:
- Computational models for legal reasoning and
argumentation - Case-based legal reasoning, deontic reasoning and
normative reasoning - Automated mediation, negotiation and dispute
resolution - Specialized knowledge representation and logics for
law - Dealing with dynamic, incomplete, contradictory or
fragmented sources of legal knowledge - Semantic Web technologies and knowledge management for
e-government - Legal ontology creation and knowledge extraction
- Document standards and electronic publishing of legal
information - Automated semantic indexing, information extraction
and categorization of legal documents - Natural language processing of legal sources
- Legal discourse modelling and legal reasoning
- Question answering retrieval in law and governmental
services - Support systems for citizens and administration in
e-government - Legal electronic agents and their coordination
- Automated contracting
- Mobile support systems of legal services
- Visualization and presentation of legal information
for efficient consultation. - Artificial intelligence in police and intelligence
services - Impact of artificial intelligence on law, legal
procedures and legal institutions
We welcome full papers and workshop/tutorial/demonstration proposals. We
specifically invite contributions on AI and Law in the forensic domain.
Important Dates
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Deadline for submission |
August 21st 2006 |
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Deadline for submission of |
September 4th 2006 |
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Notification of paper acceptance: |
October 6th 2006 |
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Camera-ready paper due: |
October 15th 2006 |
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JURIX Workshops/Tutorial: |
December 7th 2006 |
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JURIX 2006 Main Conference: |
December 8-9th 2006 |
Contact
You can contact us by sending an email to Tom van Engers (vanEngers@uva.nl).
Conference Web Site
More details are available at the Conference Web site:
www.jurix2006.org
Submissions
Submissions will be judged amongst other things on originality, significance,
correctness, scholarship and clarity.
Submit an electronic version of your paper in Postscript or PDF via the
conference electronic submission system at http://jurix.leibnizcenter.org/. The paper is restricted to 10 pages.
Source files are preferrably made with LaTeX.
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Accepted workshop contributions will be published by |
Failure to commit to present at the conference automatically excludes a
paper from the proceedings.
Program Committee
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Tom van Engers (program chair), Leibniz Center for Law, University
of Amsterdam
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Kevin D. Ashley, University of Pittsburgh, USA
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Trevor J.M. Bench-Capon, University of Liverpool, UK
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