Stem legal$ (all stems)

67 papers:

CHI-2015-LugerURG #design #game studies #process #using

Playing the Legal Card: Using Ideation Cards to Raise Data Protection Issues within the Design Process (EL, LU, TR, MG), pp. 457–466.

HIMI-IKD-2015-MacielPS #interactive #internet #legacy

Internet Users’ Legal and Technical Perspectives on Digital Legacy Management for Post-mortem Interaction (CM, VCP, MS), pp. 627–639.

MoDELS-2015-SoltanaSSB #framework #modelling #policy #probability #simulation

A model-based framework for probabilistic simulation of legal policies (GS, NS, MS, LCB), pp. 70–79.

SAC-2015-RodriguesAFSB #approach #ontology #simulation

An ontological approach for simulating legal action in the Brazilian penal code (CMdOR, RRdA, FLGdF, EPdS, PVdSB), pp. 376–381.

CASE-2014-GaoLWA #monitoring #petri net #problem #sequence #using

A monitor solution to enforce legal transition firing sequences problems by using Petri nets (XG, ZL, AW, AMAA), pp. 419–424.

DAC-2014-PopovychLWLLW

Density-aware Detailed Placement with Instant Legalization (SP, HHL, CMW, YLL, WHL, TCW), p. 6.

CIKM-2014-WangLL

Exploring Legal Patent Citations for Patent Valuation (SW, ZL, WCL), pp. 1379–1388.

ICPR-2014-WangCW #recognition

Recognition of Handwritten Characters in Chinese Legal Amounts by Stacked Autoencoders (MW, YC, XW), pp. 3002–3007.

KEOD-2014-BakhshandehKAYC #ontology

A Digital Preservation-Legal Ontology (MB, BKR, GA, SAY, AC, JLB), pp. 215–222.

MoDELS-2014-SoltanaFASB #approach #case study #modelling #uml #using

Using UML for Modeling Procedural Legal Rules: Approach and a Study of Luxembourg’s Tax Law (GS, EF, MA, MS, LCB), pp. 450–466.

MoDELS-2014-SoltanaFASB #approach #case study #modelling #uml #using

Using UML for Modeling Procedural Legal Rules: Approach and a Study of Luxembourg’s Tax Law (GS, EF, MA, MS, LCB), pp. 450–466.

RE-2014-AdedjoumaSB #approach #automation #case study #detection

Automated detection and resolution of legal cross references: Approach and a study of Luxembourg’s legislation (MA, MS, LCB), pp. 63–72.

RE-2014-GordonB #requirements

The role of legal expertise in interpretation of legal requirements and definitions (DGG, TDB), pp. 273–282.

SAC-2014-SypeS #case study #online #requirements #social

Case study: legal requirements for the use of social login features for online reputation updates (YSVDS, JMS), pp. 1698–1705.

ICDAR-2013-ChiC #approach #recognition

Chinese Handwritten Legal Amount Recognition with HMM-Based Approach (BC, YC), pp. 778–782.

DUXU-PMT-2013-GreenwoodJ

Customer Recruitment: Ethical, Legal and Practical Issues (KG, AJ), pp. 273–282.

RE-2013-Gordon #requirements

The regulatory world and the machine: Harmonizing legal requirements and the systems they affect (DGG), pp. 381–384.

RE-2013-GordonB #modelling #requirements

Assessing regulatory change through legal requirements coverage modeling (DGG, TDB), pp. 145–154.

RE-2013-MaxwellAE #empirical

An empirical investigation of software engineers’ ability to classify legal cross-references (JCM, AIA, JBE), pp. 24–31.

ICLP-J-2013-SneyersSF #probability #reasoning

Probabilistic legal reasoning in CHRiSM (JS, DDS, TWF), pp. 769–781.

DATE-2012-Brenner

VLSI legalization with minimum perturbation by iterative augmentation (UB), pp. 1385–1390.

CHI-2012-HietanenSAL #image

: helping the legal use of creative commons images (HH, AS, KA, YL), pp. 599–608.

KEOD-2012-LuC #clustering #documentation #order #recommendation

Bringing Order to Legal Documents — An Issue-based Recommendation System Via Cluster Association (QL, JGC), pp. 76–88.

RE-2012-GordonB #case study #multi #requirements

Reconciling multi-jurisdictional legal requirements: A case study in requirements water marking (DGG, TDB), pp. 91–100.

ICDAR-2011-JayadevanKPP #database #development #recognition #word

Database Development and Recognition of Handwritten Devanagari Legal Amount Words (RJ, SRK, PMP, UP), pp. 304–308.

SEFM-2011-Metayer #formal method

Formal Methods as a Link between Software Code and Legal Rules (DLM), pp. 3–18.

CIKM-2011-LuCAK #clustering #documentation #segmentation #topic

Legal document clustering with built-in topic segmentation (QL, JGC, KAK, WK), pp. 383–392.

KEOD-2011-CastellaniLHGMS #knowledge-based

A Knowledge-based System to Support Legal Case Construction (SC, NL, NH, AG, DBM, FS), pp. 15–27.

RE-2011-MasseySOA #implementation

Assessing the accuracy of legal implementation readiness decisions (AKM, BS, PNO, AIA), pp. 207–216.

RE-2011-MaxwellAS #identification #requirements #taxonomy

A legal cross-references taxonomy for identifying conflicting software requirements (JCM, AIA, PPS), pp. 197–206.

ICSE-2011-Davies #reuse #security

Measuring subversions: security and legal risk in reused software artifacts (JD), pp. 1149–1151.

DAC-2010-ChoRXP #network #using

History-based VLSI legalization using network flow (MC, HR, HX, RP), pp. 286–291.

SEFM-2010-MetayerMP #architecture #design

Designing Log Architectures for Legal Evidence (DLM, EM, MLP), pp. 156–165.

KR-2010-BoellaGRT #comprehension #logic

A Logical Understanding of Legal Interpretation (GB, GG, AR, LWNvdT).

HT-2009-LesmoMR #semantics

Extracting semantic annotations from legal texts (LL, AM, DPR), pp. 167–172.

MSR-2009-GermanPGA

Code siblings: Technical and legal implications of copying code between applications (DMG, MDP, YGG, GA), pp. 81–90.

RE-2009-Breaux #approach #requirements

Exercising Due Diligence in Legal Requirements Acquisition: A Tool-supported, Frame-Based Approach (TDB), pp. 225–230.

RE-2009-MaxwellA #modelling #requirements

Developing Production Rule Models to Aid in Acquiring Requirements from Legal Texts (JCM, AIA), pp. 101–110.

SAC-2009-BasgaluppBCFR #algorithm #induction #multi #named #search-based

LEGAL-tree: a lexicographic multi-objective genetic algorithm for decision tree induction (MPB, RCB, ACPLFdC, AAF, DDR), pp. 1085–1090.

CIKM-2008-CustisA #corpus #query #statistics

Investigating external corpus and clickthrough statistics for query expansion in the legal domain (TC, KAK), pp. 1363–1364.

RE-2008-BreauxABD #case study #industrial #requirements

Legal Requirements, Compliance and Practice: An Industry Case Study in Accessibility (TDB, AIA, KB, MD), pp. 43–52.

ICDAR-2007-ZiaratbanFE

Use of Legal Amount to Confirm or Correct the Courtesy Amount on Farsi Bank Checks (MZ, KF, ME), pp. 1123–1127.

CAiSE-2007-GhanavatiAP #framework #towards

Towards a Framework for Tracking Legal Compliance in Healthcare (SG, DA, LP), pp. 218–232.

ICEIS-SAIC-2007-DrumondGL #case study #modelling #recommendation #specification

A Case Study on the Application of the MAAEM Methodology for the Specification Modeling of Recommender Systems in the Legal Domain (LD, RG, AL), pp. 155–160.

RE-2007-OttoA #requirements

Addressing Legal Requirements in Requirements Engineering (PNO, AIA), pp. 5–14.

CASE-2006-SaiK #automation #reliability

Highly Reliable and Accurate Level Radar for Automated Legal Custody Transfer and Inventory Management (BS, BK), pp. 346–350.

SEKE-2006-BittencourtTC #rule-based

Rule-Based Systems Combining AI Techniques into a Legal Agent-based Intelligent Tutoring System (IIB, MT, EdBC), pp. 35–40.

SAC-2006-Cheng #information management #logic

Deontic relevant logic as the logical basis for legal information systems (JC), pp. 319–320.

WCRE-2005-WangCD #security #using

Enhancing Security Using Legality Assertions (LW, JRC, TRD), pp. 35–44.

CHI-2005-IachelloA #adaptation #design #evaluation #privacy #ubiquitous

Privacy and proportionality: adapting legal evaluation techniques to inform design in ubiquitous computing (GI, GDA), pp. 91–100.

SAC-2005-HacheyG #classification #modelling #sequence #summary

Sequence modelling for sentence classification in a legal summarisation system (BH, CG), pp. 292–296.

ICEIS-v5-2004-MarzalBMC #analysis #documentation #perspective #topic

Verbs & Topic Maps: A Proposal for Legal Documentation from the Document Content Analysis Perspective (MÁM, CB, JM, FC), pp. 63–68.

ICEIS-v5-2004-Sneiders #tool support

Tool Support for Legal Enquiry: Focus on Spatial-Planning Law (ES), pp. 289–294.

ICPR-v2-2004-TangASBC #recognition

Recognition of Unconstrained Legal Amounts Handwritten on Chinese Bank Checks (HT, EA, CYS, OB, MC), pp. 610–613.

RE-2002-AlvarezOP #quality #requirements #reuse

Legal Requirements Reuse: A Critical Success Factor for Requirements Quality and Personal Data Protection (JATÁ, AO, MP), pp. 95–103.

ICDAR-2001-KimKCS #recognition #segmentation

Legal Amount Recognition Based on the Segmentation Hypotheses for Bank Check Processing (KKK, JHK, YC, CYS), pp. 964–967.

ICDAR-2001-ZhouSL #approach

A Feedback-based Approach for Segmenting Handwritten Legal Amounts on Bank Cheques (JZ, CYS, KL), pp. 887–891.

SAC-1999-DavisE #encryption #named #web

Emperor: Cheap Legal Secure Cryptography for the Web (CD, CFE), pp. 603–609.

ICDAR-1997-YuST #recognition

Location and recognition of legal amounts on Chinese bank cheques (CLY, CYS, YYT), pp. 588–591.

KBSE-1995-LowryL #knowledge-based #re-engineering

Legal Issues on Knowledge-Based Software Engineering (DDL, MRL), pp. 61–69.

CHI-1991-SamuelsonCJLW

Legal debate on the copyright look and feel lawsuits: the sequel (PS, ALC, MJ, ML, BW), pp. 397–398.

SIGIR-1991-AgostiCG #hypermedia #retrieval

A Two-Level Hypertext Retrieval Model for Legal Data (MA, RC, GG), pp. 316–325.

JICSCP-1988-AllenS88 #logic #multi #question

Multiple Interpretations of the Logical Structure of Legal Rules: Impediment or Boon to Legal Expert Systems? (LEA, CSS), pp. 1609–1623.

HT-1987-Jones #hypermedia #parametricity #tool support

Developing and Distributing Hypertext Tools: Legal Inputs and Parameters (HWJI), pp. 367–374.

SIGIR-1980-Hafner #information retrieval #representation

Representation of Knowledge in a Legal Information Retrieval System (CDH), pp. 139–153.

SIGIR-1973-Price #retrieval

Comments on Experiments with Retrieval of Legal Information in Full Text (NP), p. 180–?.

SIGIR-1971-ChouekaCDFS #documentation #retrieval

Full Text Document Retrieval: Hebrew Legal Texts (YC, MC, JD, ASF, MS), pp. 61–79.