Vol. 1 No. 1 (2010): Special Issue on Legal Informatics

Published: 2010-03-29

Editorial

Welcome Comments

Philip Leith, Abdul Paliwala
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Refereed Articles

LET THERE BE LITE: A BRIEF HISTORY OF LEGAL INFORMATION RETRIEVAL

Jon Bing
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THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT OF FREE ACCESS TO LEGAL INFORMATION

Graham Greenleaf
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HOW STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE U.S. JUDICIAL SYSTEM HAVE AFFECTED THE TAKE-UP OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY BY COURTS

Peter W Martin
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LEGAL INFORMATICS â€“ A PERSONAL APPRAISAL OF CONTEXT AND PROGRESS

Richard Susskind
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JURIMETRICS PLEASE!

Richard de Mulder
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THE RISE AND FALL OF THE LEGAL EXPERT SYSTEM

Philip Leith
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FROM LEGAL THESAURUS TO E-SIGNATURES

Fernando Galindo
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SOCRATES AND CONFUCIUS: A LONG HISTORY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN LEGAL EDUCATION

Abdul Paliwala
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Commentaries

Citizen Access to Sources of Law: re-engineering for e-Gov?

Philip Leith
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Book and Related Topics

Review: The Software License Unveiled

Philip Leith
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Workshop/Conference Papers

On the preparation of better law graduates and ICT jurists

cesare maioli

Introduction to the Special Issue

A History of Legal Informatics

Abdul Paliwala
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