We describe a methodology for the automatic classification of legal cases expressed in natural language, which relies on existing legal ontologies and a commonsense knowledge base. This methodology is founded on a process consisting of three phases: an enrichment of a given legal ontology by associating its terms with topics retrieved from the Wikipedia knowledge base; an extraction of relevant concepts from a given textual legal case; and a matching between the enriched ontological terms and the extracted concepts. Such a process has been successfully implemented in a corresponding tool that is part of a larger framework for self-litigation and legal support for the Italian law. © 2014 ACM
International audienceThe main goal of our research is to build a legal reasoning system that perfor...
The retrieval of conceptual information from legal documents depends on the construction of a knowle...
ABSTRACT Legal ontologies are conceptual models of specific parts of the legal domain. They provide ...
We describe a methodology for the automatic classification of legal cases expressed in natural langu...
We describe a methodology for the automatic classificationof legal cases expressed in natural ...
This paper presents a methodology for helping citizens obtain guidance and training when submitting ...
This paper presents a methodology for helping citizens obtain guidance and training when submitting ...
This paper will be published in P. Casanovas, G. Sartor, M. Biasiotti, M. Fernández-Barrera (Eds.) A...
Legal ontologies have proved crucial for representing, processing and retrieving legal information, ...
The paper reports on methodology and preliminary results of a case study in automatically extracting...
The paper provides an OWL ontology for legal cases with an instantiation of the legal case Popov v. ...
Legal ontologies have proved crucial for representing, processing and retrieving legal information, ...
A legal knowledge based system called JUSTICE is presented which can identify heterogeneous represen...
In this paper, we present CRIKE, a data-science approach to automatically detect concrete applicatio...
Defence date: 6 December 2011Examining Board: [Prof.] Giovanni Sartor, EUI [Prof.] Dennis Patterso...
International audienceThe main goal of our research is to build a legal reasoning system that perfor...
The retrieval of conceptual information from legal documents depends on the construction of a knowle...
ABSTRACT Legal ontologies are conceptual models of specific parts of the legal domain. They provide ...
We describe a methodology for the automatic classification of legal cases expressed in natural langu...
We describe a methodology for the automatic classificationof legal cases expressed in natural ...
This paper presents a methodology for helping citizens obtain guidance and training when submitting ...
This paper presents a methodology for helping citizens obtain guidance and training when submitting ...
This paper will be published in P. Casanovas, G. Sartor, M. Biasiotti, M. Fernández-Barrera (Eds.) A...
Legal ontologies have proved crucial for representing, processing and retrieving legal information, ...
The paper reports on methodology and preliminary results of a case study in automatically extracting...
The paper provides an OWL ontology for legal cases with an instantiation of the legal case Popov v. ...
Legal ontologies have proved crucial for representing, processing and retrieving legal information, ...
A legal knowledge based system called JUSTICE is presented which can identify heterogeneous represen...
In this paper, we present CRIKE, a data-science approach to automatically detect concrete applicatio...
Defence date: 6 December 2011Examining Board: [Prof.] Giovanni Sartor, EUI [Prof.] Dennis Patterso...
International audienceThe main goal of our research is to build a legal reasoning system that perfor...
The retrieval of conceptual information from legal documents depends on the construction of a knowle...
ABSTRACT Legal ontologies are conceptual models of specific parts of the legal domain. They provide ...