Research
- Please use this page as a reference for practical matters relating to the attendance of Jurix 2007.
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- Jurix is a foundation that furthers the use of advanced ICT and AI techniques in legal domains. Originally mainly a Dutch community, Jurix now has many international affiliates and organizes a successful international conference each year. This year's Jurix conference will take place in Leiden, the Netherlands. You can register by clicking 'Jurix 2007 registration' under 'Direct links'.
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- During the fourth day (Saturday December 15) of the Jurix conference, professor John Zeleznikow will present a tutorial about developing fair negotiation support systems.
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- As part of the Jurix 2007 conference in Leiden, a Workshop on Access to Justice will be held on Saturday, December 15, 2007. Further information can be found through the hyperlink on the right hand side of this window. The definitive workshop program is now available! Please click on the link on the right hand side of this page.
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- As part of the Jurix 2007 conference in Leiden, a Workshop on Legislative XML will be held on Saturday, December 15, 2007. You can download the workshop program through the link on the right hand side of this window.
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- As part of the Jurix 2007 conference in Leiden, a Workshop on Multimedia Ontologies and AI Techniques in Law will be held on Wednesday, December 12, 2007. The definitive workshop program is now available. Please refer to the link at the right hand side of this window.
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- As part of the Jurix 2007 conference in Leiden, the Workshop on Modelling Legal Cases will be held on Wednesday, December 12, 2007. The workshop program is now available through the link on the right hand side of this window.
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- As many things in life, digital rights management has a two-sided face. Although it offers copyright owners protection against violation of their rights, it can shield the work off from the public and prevent them from making a (legal) private copy. And DRM-techniques have and most probably will violate privacy rights of consumers. The current situation gives the rightholders ample protection but leaves a lot to be desired for in many other aspects. Both sides of the DRM-face will be subject of the weblog 'Digital Rights Management', which can be found through www.digitalcopyrights.info. The weblog is written by Mrs. I.M. (Irvette) van Hunen - Tempelman.
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- The evaluation of the ‘Wet bescherming persoonsgegevens’ (Protection of personal data Law, Wbp) will be run in two phases. The first is to gain an insight into the most important evaluation points of the Wbp for further empirical research. The original aim of the Wbp was to introduce generic legislation to guarantee the processing of personal data. Open standards concerning care, proportionality and subsidiarity are required.
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- On february 6th the European Commission rewarded the project ‘DrAfting Legislation with Ontology-based Support’ (DALOS) with a project subsidy, as a project in the 6th frame-program (section e-participation).
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