2020 Law via the Internet Conference Call for Papers
The organizers of the 2020 Law via the Internet conference have posted a call for submissions.
The event takes place in London, UK, September 15-16, 2020.
The conference brings together people from the Legal Information Institutes (LIIs) from different countries and continents that together form the Free Access to Law Movement.
The submission deadline for abstracts is 24 April 2020. Organizers are looking for papers on the following topics:
The goal of the LIIs is to maximize free access to public legal information such as legislation and case law from as many countries and international institutions as possible.
CanLII, the Canadian Legal Information Institute, and Lexum, which publishes the decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada online, are prominent members of the movement.
The event takes place in London, UK, September 15-16, 2020.
The conference brings together people from the Legal Information Institutes (LIIs) from different countries and continents that together form the Free Access to Law Movement.
The submission deadline for abstracts is 24 April 2020. Organizers are looking for papers on the following topics:
- Enhancing Public Access to Legal Information
- Digital Reform of Courts
- AI and Legal Information
- Ethics and Legal Information
- Data Protection
- Enriching Data
- Visual Law
- Data Standards
- Management of Services for free access to law
The goal of the LIIs is to maximize free access to public legal information such as legislation and case law from as many countries and international institutions as possible.
CanLII, the Canadian Legal Information Institute, and Lexum, which publishes the decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada online, are prominent members of the movement.
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