Table of Contents
Editorial
| Welcome Comments | HTML |
| Philip Leith, Abdul Paliwala |
Introduction to the Special Issue
| A History of Legal Informatics | HTML |
| Abdul Paliwala |
Refereed Articles
| LET THERE BE LITE: A BRIEF HISTORY OF LEGAL INFORMATION RETRIEVAL | HTML RTF |
| Jon Bing |
| THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT OF FREE ACCESS TO LEGAL INFORMATION | HTML RTF |
| Graham Greenleaf |
| HOW STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE U.S. JUDICIAL SYSTEM HAVE AFFECTED THE TAKE-UP OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY BY COURTS | HTML RTF |
| Peter W Martin |
| LEGAL INFORMATICS – A PERSONAL APPRAISAL OF CONTEXT AND PROGRESS | HTML RTF |
| Richard Susskind |
| JURIMETRICS PLEASE! | HTML RTF |
| Richard de Mulder |
| THE RISE AND FALL OF THE LEGAL EXPERT SYSTEM | HTML RTF |
| Philip Leith |
| FROM LEGAL THESAURUS TO E-SIGNATURES | HTML RTF |
| Fernando Galindo |
| SOCRATES AND CONFUCIUS: A LONG HISTORY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN LEGAL EDUCATION | HTML RTF |
| Abdul Paliwala |
Commentaries
| Citizen Access to Sources of Law: re-engineering for e-Gov? | HTML |
| Philip Leith |
Book and Related Topics
| Review: The Software License Unveiled | HTML |
| Philip Leith |
Workshop/Conference Papers
| On the preparation of better law graduates and ICT jurists | |
| cesare maioli |
ISSN: 2042-115X