In the last years, the legal domain has been revolutionized by the use of Information and
Communication Technologies, producing large amount of digital information. Legal …

Over the last 30 years, AI & Law has provided breakthroughs in studies involving case-
based reasoning, rule-based reasoning, information retrieval and, most recently, conceptual …

The increasing number of crimes affecting urban areas requires the adoption of
countermeasures to tackle this problem from different perspectives, including the …

Political scientists and security agencies increasingly rely on computerized event data
generation to track conflict processes and violence around the world. However, most of …

The classification of police reports according to the typification of the criminal act described
in them is not an easy task. The reports are written in natural language and often present …

In this paper, we present the Nyaya Ontology (NyOn) that describes Indian Supreme Court
Judgements. It is planned to be used to build legal Knowledge Graphs from Indian Supreme …

This thesis analyses the problem of building well-founded domain ontologies for reasoning
and decision support purposes. Specifically, it discusses the building of legal ontologies for …

Internet has become the main communication instrument between criminals. Expressions
used by criminals are ciphered, by replacing language terms with regionalized and mutant …

In this paper, we survey and classify most of the information retrieval (IR) approaches to
Malay text in order to assess their benefits and limitations. We also summarized the …

Whereas ordinary legal documents are deployed as text documents for human consumption,
AI & Law focuses on tackling the challenges surrounding the development of legal …