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Measuring Legal Concepts by Eric Martínez :: SSRN

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Concepts are said to be the building blocks of law, underlying the rules, standards and principles that comprise legal doctrine. Despite the acknowledged import
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A Network Model of Legal Relations by Ted M. Sichelman, Henry E. Smith :: SSRN

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From at least the early 20th century, legal scholars have recognized that rights and other legal relations inhere between individual legal actors, forming a vas
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We Give Laws a Bad Name: An Empirical Examination of How Misleading Law and PAC Names Pollute Legal Perception by Brian Sheppard, Andrew Moshirnia, Charles A. Sullivan, Brian Christopher Jones :: SSRN

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Journalists and commentators have dismissed acronym-titled laws like the SAFE Act (Secure Access to Firearms Enhancement) and slogan-based political action comm
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Reading Law with Linguistics: How Linguistic Theory and Data Inform Statutory Interpretation of Artifact Nouns by Brandon Waldon, Cleo Condoravdi, James Pustejovsky, Nathan Schneider, ...

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The Supreme Court will soon decide Garland v. VanDerStok, a case concerning whether a “gun parts kit” or “ghost gun” is a “firearm” subject to regulation
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Data Privacy Law as a New Field of Law by Vagelis Papakonstantinou :: SSRN

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The turn of the 1980s was a milestone period in the development of data privacy laws, that was only paralleled by the turn of the 2020s. The former saw the intr
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Legal, Ethical, and Technological Challenges of New Emerging Technologies for Lawyers: A Mixed Methods Approach by Fahimeh Abedi, Prof. Tim Miller, prof. Atif Ahmad :: SSRN

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In this paper, we report results of a comprehensive study of the skills gaps of lawyers in giving advice about technology. As our digital landscape rapidly evol
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Optimal Civil Justice Design by Claudia M. Landeo, Maxim Nikitin, Sergei Izmalkov :: SSRN

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We study the optimal civil justice design in a two-sided private information environment. Using a mechanism design approach, we identify the properties that mus
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The Grammar of A Priori in and around the Law by Jean-Sylvestre Bergé :: SSRN

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This article is one of a series devoted to the study of a priori in law. It is part of the ANTECEDENT research project supported by a Chair of the Initiative of
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Peer Review in Advanced Legal Writing Course by Patricia Grande Montana :: SSRN

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This Article adds to the conversation about peer review, discussing specifically the numerous benefits peer review brings to an advanced legal writing course. T
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The Constitutional Significance of Human Dignity: What Exactly? by Jacob Weinrib :: SSRN

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This Chapter formulates an account of the distinctively constitutional significance of human dignity. Pushing back against theories that conceive of human dign
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Descrybe.AI – On A Mission To Democratize Legal Research –

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In this week’s AL TV Product Walk Through we take a tour of descrybe.ai a free genAI-powered legal research tool built by Richard DiBona and Kara Peterson, a husband and wife team who share an inte…
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Minimalist Textualism by Felipe Jiménez :: SSRN

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Textualism is now the dominant theory of statutory interpretation in the Supreme Court. This paper explores a series of conditions that all theories of statutor
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What is Legal Reasoning? by Luca Siliquini-Cinelli :: SSRN

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Pursuant to the aims and scope of the Special Issue it is part of, this invited contribution seeks to shed new light on the nature and working logic of legal re
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Studying Judicial Citations and Citation Data by Jens Frankenreiter :: SSRN

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References to prior case law and other legal materials play a crucial role in justifying judicial decisions in many jurisdictions worldwide. This chapter provid
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We Give Laws a Bad Name: An Empirical Examination of How Misleading Law and PAC Names Pollute Legal Perception by Brian Sheppard, Andrew Moshirnia, Charles A. Sullivan, Brian Christopher Jones :: SSRN

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Journalists and commentators have dismissed acronym-titled laws like the SAFE Act (Secure Access to Firearms Enhancement) and slogan-based political action comm
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Corpus Enigmas and Contradictory Linguistics: Tensions between Empirical Semantic Meaning and Judicial Interpretation by Peter Henderson, Daniel E. Ho, Andrea Vallebueno, Cassandra Handan-Nader :: ...

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Recent years have witnessed an increase in the interest of corpus linguistics – the quantitative analysis of large volumes of text, sometimes aided with machine
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ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence (AI) Large Language Models, and Law by Harry Surden :: SSRN

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This Article explores Artificial Intelligence (AI) Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT/GPT-4, detailing the advances and challenges in applying AI to law.
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Algorithmic Judicial Ethics by Keith Swisher :: SSRN

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Judges have a brand new bag—an algorithmic accessory in criminal adjudication. It scores criminal defendants, aiming to inform judges which defendants are likel
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Law Review and Finding a Place in the Academy by Jenny E. Carroll :: SSRN

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Membership on the Texas Law Review created opportunities for me, taught me a lot about editorial processes, and served as a reminder that I was a law o

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Lists of Confusion: A Critical Tool for New Law Students by Kelley Thompson :: SSRN

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This article proposes a learning tool for new law students: Lists of Confusion, which are lists of confusing material in each doctrinal first-year law course. T
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Why Rawls is Wrong about Constitutional Amendment by Richard Albert :: SSRN

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In his celebrated book Political Liberalism, John Rawls invites us to imagine a hypothetical Twenty-Eighth Amendment to the United States Constit
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Constitutional Rights as Protected Reasons by Stephanie H. Barclay :: SSRN

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This Article proposes and defends a new theoretical model of constitutional rights. Virtually all the prevailing theories about constitutional rights envision,
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Towards a Legal Theory of Digital Ecosystems by Ioannis Lianos, Klaas Hendrik Eller, Tobias Kleinschmitt :: SSRN

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This article undertakes a legal conceptualization of digital ecosystems, analyzing their formation, functioning, and regulatory implications in a contextual man
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AI, Lawyers, and the Courts by Megan Boyd :: SSRN

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AI is ubiquitous, but many lawyers and judges are rightly uncertain about its utility in law. This article explores generative AI (GenAI) and demonstrates how v
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Les requêtes parvenues au tribunal administratif hors délai ne sont plus nécessairement irrecevables < Contentieux < Fiscal - Éditions Francis Lefebvre

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Opérant un revirement de jurisprudence, le Conseil d’État considère désormais que les requêtes parvenues à la juridiction administrative après l’expiration du délai de recours sont néanmoins recevables si elles ont été expédiées dans ce délai, le cachet postal faisant …
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