Typology of Legal Technologies

Laurence Diver; Pauline McBride; Masha Medvedeva; Arjun Bhubaneshwar Banerjee; Eva D'hondt; Tatiana Duarte Nicolau; Desara Dushi; Gianmarco Gori; Emilie Van Den Hoven; Paulus Meessen; Mireille Hildebrandt

Typology of Legal Technologies

Laurence Diver, Pauline McBride, Masha Medvedeva, Arjun Bhubaneshwar Banerjee, Eva D'hondt, Tatiana Duarte Nicolau, Desara Dushi, Gianmarco Gori, Emilie Van Den Hoven, Paulus Meessen, Mireille Hildebrandt

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

The Typology is an online interactive publication, a methodology, and a mode of analysis. Substantively, it contains a curated set of typical legal technologies (applications, scientific papers, and datasets). The COHUBICOL team assessed these based on the claims made by their developers and/or providers, and on the substantiation of those claims, with an eye to the kind of legal impact their deployment might have. Our particular focus is on systems that might alter or impact the concept of legal effect that lies at the heart of law-as-we-know-it.

Original language	English
Type	Interactive publication
Publisher	Cohubicol
Publication status	Published - 4 Nov 2022
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

legal technology
computational law

Access to Document

https://publications.cohubicol.com/typology/Licence: CC BY-NC

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