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ORCID38th JURIX 2025: Turin, Italy
- Réka Markovich, Luigi Di Caro, Amon Rapp, Claudio Schifanella:
Legal Knowledge and Information Systems - JURIX 2025: The Thirty-eighth Annual Conference, Turin, Italy, 9-11 December 2025. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications 416, IOS Press 2025, ISBN 978-1-64368-638-7
Research Article
- Michal Araszkiewicz:
Precedent as Interpretive Resource: A Case Frame Analysis of Statutory Reasoning. 2-13 - Loreane Brandizzi, Guilherme Rodrigues
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JuriDiscovery: Automated Analysis of Legal Dispute Triggered by Public Policies Using Artificial Intelligence. A Case Study Applied to the Individual Microentrepreneur. 14-25 - Michele Corazza, Pier Francesco Bresciani, Generoso Longo, Faria Ferooz, Salvatore Sapienza, Monica Palmirani:
Unconstitutionality Prevention in Bills Using Hybrid AI. 26-36 - Claudia d'Amato, Giuseppe Rubini, Francesco Didio, Donato Francioso, Fatima Zahra Amara, Nicola Fanizzi:
Automated Creation of a Legal Knowledge Graph Addressing Cases of Violence Against Women. Resource Methodology and Lessons Learned. 37-48 - Josephine Dik:
Explaining Discretionary Judicial Decisions Using Answer Set Programming. 49-60 - Huimin Dong, Leendert van der Torre, Liuwen Yu:
Contrary-to-Duty Rights: From Hohfeld to Agreement Revision. 61-73 - Grazia Garzo, Alessandro Palumbo:
Does ChatGPT Understand the Law? A Case Study on Road Homicide in Italy. 74-85 - Sinan Gultekin, Matteo Rossi Reich, Francesca Galloni, Francesca Lagioia, Elena Consiglio, Giovanni Sartor, Sara Bagnato:
A Two-Dimensional Evaluation Framework for Factual and Reasoning Assessment of LLMs in Legal Question Answering. 86-97 - Lyra Hoeben-Kuil, Gijs van Dijck, Jaromír Savelka, Johanna Gunawan, Konrad Kollnig, Marta Kolacz, Mindy Duffourc, Shashank Chakravarthy, Hannes Westermann:
Can LLMs Create Legally Relevant Summaries and Analyses of Videos? 98-109 - Davide Liga, Liuwen Yu:
Which Neurons Nudge Normative Stance? Causal Tests and Mechanistic Evidence via Contrastive Last-Token Steering. 110-120 - Charlie Lindsay, Francesca Toni, Tien Dat Nguyen, Tan Minh Nguyen, Trang Pham Ngoc Anh, Quang-Huy Chu, Hoang Nhat Nguyen, Le Minh Nguyen:
Argumentative LLMs for Legal Information Entailment. 121-132 - Yoann Morello, Agata Ciabattoni, Morgan Gray:
The Result Model Under Inconsistent Knowledge: Theory and Experiments. 133-144 - Jack Mumford, Francesco Florimonte, Katie Atkinson, Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou:
Context-Aware Citation Networks: A Human-AI Dataset, Analysis, and Tool. 145-155 - Tsz Fung Pang, Maryam Berijanian, Thomas Orth, Breanna Shi, Charlotte S. Alexander:
PersonaMatrix: A Recipe for Persona-Aware Evaluation of Legal Summarization. 156-167 - Isabela Cristina Sabo, Thiago Raulino Dal Pont, Aires José Rover, Jomi Hübner:
Machine Learning to Promote Self-Composition in Conflict Resolution: The Brazilian Concil-IA Project. 168-179 - Diogo Sasdelli, Bianca Steffes:
Validity Diagrams. 180-191 - Quinten Steenhuis:
That's So FETCH: Fashioning Ensemble Techniques for LLM Classification in Civil Legal Intake and Referral. 192-203 - Stephanie von Maltzan, Daniel Vogel, Marc Ohm, Florian Idelberger:
How Anonymous Is Anonymous? A Techno-Legal Exploration. 204-215 - Huihui Xu, Kevin D. Ashley:
Label-Aware Contextual Retrieval for Few-Shot Legal Argument Mining. 216-227 - Ying-Chu Yu, Sieh-Chuen Huang, Hsuan-Lei Shao:
A Multi-Agent AI Framework for Legal Aid: Real-World Interactive Dialogue in Case Consultations. 228-238 - Li Zhang, Jaromír Savelka, Kevin D. Ashley:
Do LLMs Truly "Understand" when a Precedent Is Overruled? 239-250 - Leonardo Zilli, Michele Corazza, Monica Palmirani, Salvatore Sapienza:
Multilingual Legislative Definitions Retrieval and Generation Using LLM and Agentic AI. 251-262 - Sofia Ali, Giovanni Sileno, Tom M. van Engers:
A Systematic Approach to Assess Languages Proposed for Rules as Code. 264-269 - Matteo Baldoni, Cristina Baroglio, Roberto Micalizio, Stefano Tedeschi:
Accountability as a Software Engineering Tool for Multi-Agent Systems. 270-275 - Harshil Darji, Martin Heckelmann, Christina Kratsch, Gerard de Melo:
Segmentation and Processing of German Court Decisions from Open Legal Data. 276-281 - Hudson de Martim:
An Ontology-Driven Graph RAG for Legal Norms: A Hierarchical, Temporal, and Deterministic Approach. 282-287 - Sneha Deshmukh, Prathmesh Kamble:
From Data to Equity: Predicting and Auditing Fairness in Indian Bail Decisions. 288-293 - Giulia Grundler, Piera Santin, Alessia Fidelangeli, Rachele Mignone, Federico Galli, Andrea Galassi, Giuseppe Contissa, Luigi Di Caro, Paolo Torroni:
Automated Extraction of Judicial Interpretative Formulas in EU Case Law on VAT. 294-299 - Simon Horvát, Dávid Varga, Peter Gurský, Nicol Fedurcová, Samuel Baran, Zoltán Szoplák:
A Self-Supervised Method for Legal Reference Resolution. 300-305 - Ho-Chien Huang, Chao-Lin Liu:
Learning from the Judicial Journey: A Predictive Model for Case Disputability. 306-311 - Yuntao Kong, Ye Xiong, Shuyuan Zheng, Ken Satoh:
Reinforcement Learning with Argument-Structured Reward for Court Decision Abstractive Summarization. 312-317 - Rohan Nanda, Henrique Marcos, Hannes Westermann, Julia Schutz Veiga:
A Hohfeldian Knowledge Base for LLM-Assisted Legal Information Retrieval in Marine Biodiversity Law. 318-323 - Tereza Novotná, Jakub Harasta:
Comparison of Embedding Methods for Retrieval Under Noisy Institutional Labels. 324-329 - Tereza Novotná, Ján Cerný, Ivan Kraus, Ivana Kvapilíková, Jirí Mírovský, Arnold Stanovský, Barbora Hladká:
PONK: Tool for Client-Oriented Legal Writing in Czech. 330-336 - Kohei Oshio:
EmoLawConnect: An AI-Powered Matching Engine for Professionals Supporting Family Conflict Resolution. 337-343 - Henry Prakken, Wijnand van Woerkom:
Defending the Hierarchical Result Models of Precedential Constraint. 344-349 - Pavol Sokol, Laura Bachnáková Rózenfeldová, Dávid Varga, Simona Rudohradská, Regina Hucková:
Anomaly Detection in Legal Text - A Case Study on Cybersecurity Contracts. 350-355 - Ivan Spada, Roberto Nai, Davide Audrito, Vittoria Margherita Sofia Trifiletti, Emilio Sulis:
An Expert-Validated LLM Framework for Transforming Legal Procurement Texts into Actionable Data. 356-363 - Cor Steging, Tadeusz Zbiegien:
Label Indeterminacy in AI & Law. 364-370 - May Myo Zin, Ken Satoh, Georg Borges:
From Court Decisions to Guiding Principles: Advancing Complex Legal Summarization with LLMs. 371-376 - Irene Benedetto, Luca Cagliero, Francesco Tarasconi:
LR2: A Legal RAG for Legal Reasoning over Cases. 378-381 - Christina Berghegger, César Philippe, Karla Salas-Jimenez, Jean-Guy Mailly, Leila Moudjari, Laurent Perrussel:
Discovering the Potential of LLMs in Annotating Legal Texts for Argument Mining (Extended Abstract). 382-384 - Qingjing Chen, Rongxin Cheng, Yan Liu, Siyuan Zheng, Antonino Rotolo, Yun Liu, Weixing Shen:
Pro-Judice: Aligning LLMs with Procedural Fairness in Judicial Contexts. 385-388 - Thiago Raulino Dal Pont, Isabela Cristina Sabo, Maite Vieira, Jomi Hübner, Aires José Rover:
Towards Interpretable Hierarchical Graph Neural Networks in Criminal Law. 389-391 - Thomas Ecobichon, Mathieu Carpentier, Sylvie Doutre, Jean-Guy Mailly:
A Tool for Handling Unexpected Exceptions in Legal Reasoning. 392-394 - Beatrice Ferrigno, Marco Billi, Yasaman Yousefi, Antonino Rotolo:
Normative Risk Assessment in the AI Act. 395-397 - Wachara Fungwacharakorn, Gauvain Bourgne, Ken Satoh:
An Argumentative Explanation Framework for Generalized Reason Model with Inconsistent Precedents. 398-399 - Delaram Golpayegani, Marta Lasek-Markey, Arjumand Younus, Aphra Kerr, Dave Lewis:
Uncovering AI Governance Themes in EU Policies Using BERTopic and Thematic Analysis. 400-411 - Safia Kanwal, Livio Robaldo, Hafsa Dar, Davide Liga, Joseph K. Anim:
Foundations for Territorial Disambiguation in Law: A Preliminary Study Using the Education Act 2005. 412-414 - Tomás Knap:
Extracting Unwritten Sentencing Rules from Czech Higher Courts' Verdicts. 415-417 - Jia Liu, Jianhao Tang:
LeAK-GraphRAG: A Legal Academic Knowledge GraphRAG Framework with Hybrid Retrieval for Mitigating Hallucinations. 418-420 - Jia Liu, Xingtong Chen:
A GraphRAG Approach to Enhancing the Ability of Causal Reasoning in Autonomous Driving Cases. 421-423 - Jelena Matkovic, Marko Markovic, Stevan Gostojic:
Automated Identification of Criminal Offences from Case Descriptions Using Ontologies, Rules and LLMs. 424-426 - Marianna Molinari, Ilaria Angela Amantea, Marinella Quaranta, Guido Governatori:
Principles of Law: LLMs vs RegEx. 427-429 - Vojtech Pour:
Packaging Thematic Analysis as an AI Workflow for Legal Research. 430-432 - Galileo Sartor, Guido Governatori, Giuseppe Pisano, Antonino Rotolo, Adam Wyner:
Plans and Diversions EA. 433-435 - Florian Schnitzhofer, Christoph G. Schuetz:
Enhancing Automated Decision-Making in Administrative Law Through Digital Twins of Legislation. A Grounded Theory Approach. 436-438 - Heng Zheng, Dexter Williams, Bertram Ludäscher:
Modeling U.S. Supreme Court Briefs with Computational Argumentation. 439-441
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