Expert Systems in Law: A Jurisprudential Inquiry

Richard E. Susskind

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Preliminary Considerations Concerning Expert Systems in Law Computer Applications to the Law Prolegomenon to Building Expert Systems in Law Legal Knowledge Representation Entities to be Represented in a Legal Knowledge Base Analytical Jurisprudence and Legal Knowledge Representation Legal Knowledge Utilization Formal Logic and Deductive Legal Inference Engines Towards a Computational Theory of Legal Reasoning.

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