Documentation juridique

The goal of the article is to take a broader perspective on the lessons which can be learned from the implementation of automated decision-making (ADM) in the p

Par une décision du 15 novembre 2023, la Cour de cassation est venue affirmer le caractère facultatif de la liste des procédures sur le site du Premier ministre pour lesquelles le silence gardé par l’administration sur une demande vaut décision d'acceptation.

Au JO ont été publiés quatre textes réorganisant la lutte de l’Etat contre la cybercriminalité : le décret n° 2023-1083 du 23 novembre 2023 portant création de l’office anti-cybercrimin…

We conduct the first randomized controlled trial of AI assistance’s effect on human legal analysis. We randomly assigned sixty students at the University of Min

When I say, “some sources are pure”, I mean “some sources of legal validity are legal simply and strictly so called”. The purpose of this essay is to explain wh

Legal documents, including laws, regulations, norms, and general legal texts, exert a significant influence on many aspects of our daily lives. They establish the parameters for business operations, interpersonal interactions, and serve as the cornerstone fo

Legal interpretation has taken an empirical turn, with scholars and judges debating the use of corpus linguistics, surveys, and experiments in interpretation. P

Legal interpretation has taken an empirical turn, with scholars and judges debating the use of corpus linguistics, surveys, and experiments in interpretation. P

Most court data are maintained—and most empirical court research is conducted—from the institutional vantage point of the courts. Using the case as the common u

We define JudicialTech as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies’ systems for Judges, courts and other forms of dispute resolution. JudicialTech

Legal technology can help close the access-to-justice gap by increasing efficiency, democratizing access to information, and helping consumers solve their own l

The emergence of automated processes in the creation of artistic works has become an undeniable reality. Thanks to applications that fall under what mainstream

Judges frequently rely their reasoning on precedents. Courts must preserve uniformity in decisions while, depending on the legal system, previous cases compel rulings. The search for methods to accurately identify similar previous cases is not new and has been a vital input, for example, to case-based reasoning (CBR) methodologies. This literature review offers a comprehensive analysis of the advancements in automating the identification of legal precedents, primarily focusing on the paradigm shift from manual knowledge engineering to the incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning (ML). While multiple approaches harnessing NLP and ML show promise, none has emerged as definitively superior, and further validation through statistically significant samples and expert-provided ground truth is imperative. Additionally, this review employs text-mining techniques to streamline the survey process, providing an accurate and holistic view of the current research landscape. By delineating extant research gaps and suggesting avenues for future exploration, this review serves as both a summation and a call for more targeted, empirical investigations.

We introduce here LegalHTML, an extension of the HTML language thought for representing legal acts. LegalHTML has been conceived in the context of an …