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The International Conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems (JURIX Conference), formerly the JURIX International Conference on Legal Knowledge Based Systems (JURIX Conference), organized by the Foundation for Legal Knowledge Based Systems (JURIX), is the annual international conference for research on the intersection of Law, Artificial Intelligence and Information Systems. The JURIX Conference attracts a wide variety of participants, coming from government, academia and business. It is accompanied by workshops on topics ranging from eGovernment, legal ontologies, legal XML, alternative dispute resolution (ADR), argumentation, deontic logics, etc.

JURIX is originally a Dutch/Belgian initiative. Since 2002 JURIX is held outside the Netherlands and Belgium every other year.

Conference History:

39th JURIX Conference 2026, December 8-10, 2026, Toulouse, France

(Host: Logics, Interaction, Language, and Computation research group, Toulouse Research Institute in Information Technology & Toulouse School of Law, Toulouse Capitole University)

Conference program TBD

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 8)
Regulatory Technology for Fundamental Rights & Procedural Justice (RT4RJ)
5th ConventicLE on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Safety (CLAIRvoyantS)
International Workshop on Verifying Law and Ethics, and Legal Autoformalisation (VLE-LEGATO)
Artificial Intelligence for Access to Justice, Dispute Resolution, and Data Access (AIDA2J)
Everyday Law: Building Representative Legal AI
Workshop on Legal Data Analysis (LDA)

Pre-conference Tutorials: (Dec 8)
From Records to Release: An IR/NLP Tour of the Open Government Disclosure Lifecycle
Art, Algorithms, and Ownership: Navigating Artist Rights and AI Data Mining Across EU and US Frameworks
A lingua franca for legal and business rules: reading eleven rule languages in Logical English
Rules as Executed: When machine-executable laws are published

38th JURIX Conference 2025, December 9-11, 2025, Turin, Italy

(Host: Department of Computer Science, University of Turin)

Conference program TBD

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 9)
Doctoral Consortium
AI for Access to Justice, Dispute Resolution, and Data Access (AI4A2J)
AI for Evidential Reasoning (AI4EVIR)
Fifth Workshop of AI4Legs-V: AI for Legislation (AI4Legs-V)
Conventicle on Artificial Intelligence Regulation and Safety (CLAIRvoyantS)
Translating Natural Legal Language into Formal Representation (NLL2FR2025)

Sessions:
Analytics and Prediction
Semantic Web and Hybrid AI
Formal Approaches
NLP Solutions
Machine Learning Applications
LLMs: Frontiers, Validation, Applications
LLMs for Legal Aid and Access to Justice
Precedents: Reasoning, Theory, and Applications
LLMs and Information Retrieval

Invited Talks:
An AI Tool as Judge? Hits and Misses of Current Technology
EU AI Act – Regulatory Approach and Implementation Update

37th JURIX Conference 2024, December 11-13, 2024, Brno, Czech Republic

(Host: Institute of Law and Technology, Faculty of Law, Masaryk University)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 11)
CLAIRvoyant: ConventicLE on Artificial Intelligence Regulation
AI4Legs-III: 3rd Workshop on AI for Legislation
AI4A2J: AI for Access to Justice
Doctoral Consortium

Sessions:
Case-Based Reasoning in the Legal Domain
Large Language Models in Legal Services
Legal Document Analysis
Legal Argumentation
Legal Information Retrieval
Knowledge Representation and Semantic Technologies
Rule-Based Reasoning in the Legal Domain
Legal Applications

Poster Exhibition

Keynotes:
What Information Does an Algorithmic Legal Judgement Prediction Give?
Should we expect translation to solve legal cases?

36th JURIX Conference 2023, December 18-20, 2023, Maastricht University, Maastricht, The Netherlands

(Host: Maastricht Law and Tech Lab, Faculty of Law, Maastricht University)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 18)
ALP 2023: Workshop on AI, Law and Philosophy
AI & Access to Justice
AI4Legs-II: 2nd Workshop on AI for Legislation
Workshop on Annotation of Legal Data
JURIX 2023 Doctoral Consortium

Sessions:
Formal approaches
Natural Language Processing
Formal approaches & Hybrid approaches
Natural Language Processing & Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
Emerging topics
Mixed Session(s)
Demos

Keynotes:
Explainable Legal AI
ChatGPT: what it is, what it can do, cannot do and should not do
There is no AGI on the horizon, and AI cannot replace people’s (legal) thinking and judging

35th JURIX Conference 2022, December 14-16, 2022, Saarland University, Saarbruecken, Germany

(Host: Institute of Legal Informatics, Faculty of Law, Saarland University)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 14)
AICOL XIII@JURIX 2022 – AI Approaches to the Complexity of Legal Systems
WAICOM – Workshop on AI Compliance Mechanism
LN2FR – Methodologies for Translating Legal Norms into Formal Representations
LDA 2022 – CEILI Workshop on Legal Data Analysis
SORO – Interdisciplinary Workshop on the Governance for Social Robots
AMPM 2022 — 2nd Workshop in Agent-based Modeling & Policy-Making

Tutorials:
AI and Machine Learning – their benefits and drawbacks for use in ODR (Online Dispute Resolution)

Sessions:
Argumentation and Legal Reasoning
Legal Knowledge Extraction
Legal Knowledge Classification
Legal Information Management
Legal Knowledge Modeling and Machine Learning
Deontic logic, defeasible reasoning
Semantic annotation and legal reasoning

Invited Talks:
Adapting to the age of Legal Tech: The use of artificial intelligence by the German judiciary
Is there a future for AI in the Judiciary and under what conditions?
A Typology of Legal Techs: A method to map/compare/assess

34th JURIX Conference 2021, December 8–10, 2021, Mykolas Romeris University, Vilnius, Lithuania / Virtual venue

(Host: Law School, Mykolas Romeris University)

Note: The conference format might change to fully online.

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 8)
AICOL 2021: AI Approaches to the Complexity of Legal Systems
1st Workshop in Agent-based Modeling & Policy-Making (AMPM 2021)
The First International Workshop on Intelligent Regulatory Systems
EXplainable & Responsible AI in Law (XAILA@JURIX2021)
CEILI Workshop on LEGAL DATA ANALYSIS
Use of information technology in judicial processes
Doctoral Consortium

Sessions:
Knowledge Representation & Data Analysis
Explainable AI; Legal Logic
Text Mining
Legal Text Corpora and Meta Data
Ethics and AI; Data Analytics
Information Filtering and Document Summarization

Invited Talks:
Legal Visualization & Legal Logic
Legal Informatics, AI & Law and the Future of IT in and for Legal Systems

33rd JURIX Conference 2020, December 9-11, 2020, Brno/Prague, Czech Republic Virtual venue

(Host: Institue of Law and Technology, Faculty of Law, Masaryk University, Brno; Knowledge-based Software Systems Group, Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University, Prague)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 9)
AI & Patent Data Workshop
AICOL2020: AI Approaches to the Complexity of Legal Systems
ASAIL 2020: 4th Workshop on Automated Semantic Analysis of Information in Legal Texts
Frontiers of Digital Enforceable Contracts (FDEC)
JuL.IA: 1st International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in JUrisdictional Logistics
XAILA: The EXplainable & Responsible AI in Law Workshop
Doctoral Consortium

Pre-conference Tutorials: (Dec 9)
Defeasible Logic for Legal Reasoning

Sessions:
Legal Reasoning and Argumentation
Legal Knowledge Extraction
Legal Reasoning and Models
Machine Learning for the Legal Domain
Applications of AI & Law Technology

Demo Session

Invited talks:
Explainability for AI and Law in the Wild
Can AI Systems be Trustworthy? ​

32nd JURIX Conference 2019, December 11-13, 2019, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain

(Host: Ontology Engineering Group, Artificial Intelligence Department, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 11)
4th International Workshop on MIning and REasoning with Legal texts (MIREL 2019)
3rd International Workshop on Technologies for Regulatory Compliance (TERECOM 2019)
EXplainable AI in Law Workshop (XAILA 2019)
5th CEILI Workshop on Legal Data Analysis
GDPR Compliance – Theories, Techniques, Tools
Doctoral Consortium

Pre-conference Tutorials: (Dec 11)
Defeasible Logic for Normative Reasoning

Pre-conference Special Sessions: (Dec 11)
IberLegal session – NLP for Legal Domain in Languages of the Iberian Peninsula
JURIX Industry Session: Research meets practice

Paper Sessions:
Titles n.a.

Invited Talks:
Interactive Explanations via Argumentation
“Topic related to AI opacity/transparency” TBD

31st JURIX Conference 2018, December 12–14, 2018, Groningen, The Netherlands

(Host: Department of Artificial Intelligence and Department of Transboundary Legal Studies, University of Groningen)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 12)
10th Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and the Complexity of Legal Systems (AICOL 2018)
2nd Workshop on Technologies for Regulatory Compliance (TeReCom 2018)
EXplainable AI in Law (XAILA 2017)
ManyLaws Project
CEILI Workshop on Legal Data Analysis (LDA 2017)
Legal Design as Academic Discipline: Foundations, Methodology, Applications
Doctoral Consortium
Legal Data Analytics Hackathon (CANCELLED)

Sessions:
Machine Learning for the Legal Domain
Legal Knowledge Extraction
Legal Knowledge Retrieval
Legal Reasoning and Argumentation: Theoretical and Practice Experiences
Legal Knowledge Modelling and Visualization
Legal Blockchain

Invited Talks:
Deep Learning for Text Analytics and Generation in Law
AI and Law: the need for Ethics by Design

30th JURIX Conference 2017, December 13–15, 2017, University of Luxembourg, Luxemburg

(Host: Department of Computer Science, University of Luxembourg)

Pre-conference Workshops Day: (Dec 13)
9th Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and the Complexity of Legal Systems (AICOL 2017)
CEILI Workshop on Legal Data Analysis (LDA 2017)
1st Workshop on Technologies for Regulatory Compliance (TeReCom 2017)
Doctoral Consortium

Sessions:
Titles n.a.

Invited Talks:
Semantic web ecosystem for modelling Legal Knowledge
Practicing AI in the Legal Space: Lessons Learned & Challenges Ahead

29th JURIX Conference 2016, December 14-16, 2016, Inria Sophia Antipolis Mediterranée, Sophia Antipolis, France

(Host: Signaux et Systèmes de Sophia Antipolis (I3S), Laboratoire d’Informatique, Université Côte d’Azur)

Pre-conference Workshops Day: (Dec 14)
MIning and REasoning with Legal texts (MIREL 2016)
7th Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and the Complexity of Legal Systems (AICOL 2016)
CEILI Workshop on Legal Data Analysis (LDA 2016)
Doctoral Consortium

Paper Sessions:
Cases & Arguments
Topic Modelling
Legal Search
Bayesian Reasoning
Legal Text Processing
Reasoning with norms
Liability and responsibility
Legal Knowledge Representation

Doctoral Consortium Pitches
Poster Session

Invited Talks:
Formal semantics for backwards looking responsibility: who downed MH17?
Innocent until proven guilty: a fair approach to agreed prior probabilities

28th JURIX Conference 2015, December 9-11, 2015, University of Minho, Braga, Portugal

(Host: Law School, University of Minho)

Pre-conference Workshops & Tutorials Day: (Dec 9)
Network Analysis in Law / OpenLaws
4th International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and IP law (AIIP): The story(s) of copyright
Electronic Discovery and Digital Evidence Workshop
CEILI Workshop on Legal Data Analysis
6th Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and the Complexity of Legal Systems (AICOL)
Privacy and Data Protection Workshop
JURIX 2015 Doctoral Consortium
Tutorial: Coding Smart Contracts for the Blockchain

Paper Sessions:
Evidence and Facts in Law
Case Law and Citation Networks
Logic for Legal Concepts
Linked Data
Data Retrieval and Analysis
Deontic Logic
Argumentation, Legal Decision-making
Evidence and Facts in Law
Legal Interpretation, Legal Concepts
Technology and Applications for AI&Law

Poster Session

Invited Talks:
n.a. (2)

27th JURIX Conference 2014, December 10-12, 2014, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland

(Host: Department of Legal Theory, Jagiellonian University)

Pre-conference Workshops & Tutorials Day: (Dec 10)
2nd International Workshop on Network Analysis in Law (NAIL 2014)
Semantic Web for Law (SW4Law 2014)
14th Workshop on Computational Modelling of Natural Argument (CMNA 14) with 1st International Workshop for Methodologies for Research on Legal Argumentation (MET-ARG 2014)
Tutorial on “Formal Models of Balancing in Legal Cases”
Doctoral Consortium

Paper Sessions:
Statutory Interpretation
Argumentation Within and Across Legal Cases
Norms
Evidence
Legal Data
Retrieval and Analysis

Poster Session

Invited Talks:
Facticity and meaningful information
IBM debating technologies (tentative)

26th JURIX Conference 2013, December 11-13, 2013, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy

(Host: Centre for Research in the History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Law and in Computer Science and Law, University of Bologna)

Pre-conference Workshops Day: (Dec 11)
2nd International Workshop on Artificial intelligence and intellectual Property Law (AIIP2)
5th Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and the Complexity of Legal Systems (AICOL) (with Special Workshop on Social Intelligence and the Law
with 1st Workshop on Legal Knowledge and the Semantic Web (LK&SW-2013))
Doctoral Consortium

Paper Sessions:
Legal Argument
Statutes and Regulations
Case Narrative, Annotation, and Representation
Legal Applications
Legal Information Extraction
Legal Applications
Transactions, Contracts, and Agents
Supporting Public Administration

Poster Session (for the first time)

Invited Talks:
Dialectical Frameworks and Their Potential for Legal Argumentation
How to Assist Human Formalization of NL Regulations: Lessons from Business Rules Acquisition Experiments

25th JURIX Conference 2012, December 17-19, 2012, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

(Host: Leibniz Center for Law, University of Amsterdam)

Pre-conference Workshops & Tutorials Day: (Dec 17)
AIIP workshop on Artificial intelligence and intellectual property law
Argumentation Technology for Policy Deliberations
FCASL workshop on the Fundamental Concepts and the Systematization of Law
Acquisition and management of legal information in the semantic web
Intelligent solutions for monitoring, case assessment and service provision in the tax domain
Tutorial: LegalRuleML

Paper Sessions:
Learned judges and other legal experts
Crossing borders: Legal AI in multi jurisdiction contexts
Extracting legal knowledge
Let me tell you a story
Being argumentative
Representing laws
All changed, changed utterly: making and changing laws

Invited Talks:
Algorithmic Humor
n.a. (3)

24th JURIX Conference 2011, December 14-16, 2011, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria

(Host: Centre for Legal Informatics, University of Vienna)

Pre-conference Workshops & Tutorials Days: (Dec 13-14)
Tutorials: Legal Information Retrieval; Network analysis and the law; Artificial Intelligence & Law
Workshop on Standardisation for Normative Systems
Special Colloquium Workshop Legal Informatics (Fachtagung Rechtsinformatik)
Workshop on Fundamental Concepts and the Systematization of Law
Workshop on Policy Modelling

Paper Sessions:
Software metrics and analysing legislation
Permissions, compliance and privacy
Argumentation
AI and analysing the law
Text analysis and classification
Research Abstracts

Invited Talks:
PL-OPEN – Governmental Data
Research foundations and new trends for e‐government

Co-located Conferences:
FTRI – Fachtagung Rechtsinformatik, Dec 13-14

23rd JURIX Conference 2010, December 16-17, 2010, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom

(Host: School of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Computer Science, University of Liverpool)

Pre-conference Workshops Day: (Dec 15)
Workshop on Modelling Legal Cases and Legal Rules
Workshop on Online Dispute Resolution

Paper Sessions:
Formal Models of Legal Reasoning
Legal Reasoning with Time
Access to Sources of Law
Burdens of Proof
Capturing Semantics

Invited Talks:
Reasoning About Normative Systems
Written Laws are Like Spiders Webs

22nd JURIX Conference 2009, December 16-18, 2009, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

(Host: Legal Economics Section, Faculty of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam)

Pre-conference Workshops & Tutorials Day: (Dec 16)
Workshop on AI Approaches to the Complexity of Legal Systems: Multilingual ontologies, Multiagent systems, Distributed networks (AICOL-09)
Tutorial on Natural Language Processing Techniques for Managing Legal Resources on the Semantic Web
Tutorial on Business Process Compliance

Paper Sessions:
Legal Practice and Legal Tasks
Legal Education
Modeling Legal Rules
Legal Knowledge Based Systems
Support for Specific Legal Tasks
Modeling Legal Knowledge

Invited Talks:
The Role of Leadership and Integrity in Innovation
Adding Structure to Semi-structured Documents

21st JURIX Conference 2008, December 10-13, 2008, Florence, Italy

(Host: Institute of Legal Information Theory and Techniques, National Research Council; European University Institute)

Conference program n.a.

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 10)
Workshop on Legislative XML 2008: the Law in the Semantic Web and beyond
Workshop on Game Theory, Agents and the Law. New models for legal informatics
Workshop on the Natural Language Engineering of Legal Argumentation: Language, Logic, and Computation
5th International Workshop on Online Dispute Resolution

Paper Sessions: (Proceedings)
Case-based Reasoning
Document Management
Information Retrieval
Knowledge-based Systems
Argumentation and Reasoning
Investigation Support
Semantics and Documents

Invited Talks:
Case-based Reasoning in the Legal Domain
Legal Ontologies

Co-located Workshops (Dec 9):
Workshop on Approaches to Legal Ontologies

20th JURIX Conference 2007, December 12-15, 2007, Leiden University, Leiden, The Netherlands

(Host: Meijers Institute for Legal Research, Law Faculty, Leiden University)

Conference program n.a.

Pre-/Post-conference Workshops: (Dec 12/15)
Workshop on Modelling Legal Cases, Wednesday
Workshop on Multimedia Ontologies and Artificial Intelligence Techniques in Law
Workshop on Access to Justice: putting the “i” of intelligence into wiki
Workshop on Legislative XML, Saturday
Tutorial on developing fair negotiation support systems

Paper Sessions:
Titles n.a.

Invited Talks:
Judicial review in fundamental rights cases – how to provide guidance to judges?
Technology Mediated Dispute Resolution

19th JURIX Conference 2006, December 7-9, 2006, Université de Paris 2, Paris, France

(Host: Center for Digital Legal and Economic Studies, Université de Paris 2)

Post-conference Workshops Day: (Dec 9)
International Cooperation for Better Legislation and Public Participation
Law as a complex evolving system

Sessions:
Legal sources
Legal Ontologies
Legal Knowledge Representation
Argumentation & Reasoning
Short papers
Legal Applications

Invited Talks:
AI Models for Negociation for Social Sciences
Murder, Mayhem, Method: Computational reasoning about crime in law and fiction

Awarding Master Thesis CNRS – RTP Droit & Systèmes d’information 2006

18th JURIX Conference 2005, December 8-10, 2005, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussles, Belgium

Conference Theme: At the cross-roads of artificial intelligence and e-government
(Host: Semantics Technology and Applications Research Laboratory, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Post-conference Workshops Day: (Dec 10)
Free EU Information on the Web: The Future beyond the new EUR-Lex
3rd International Workshop on Online Dispute Resolution

Conference Workshops:
The Legal Tools Project of the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court
Faster development of expert systems: where are the scientists ?

Paper Sessions:
Titles n.a.

Invited Talks:
Making Sense of Coherence: The Level Theory of Coherence
Automated Analysis of Reasoning and Argumentation Structures in Texts
e-Government Projects in the IST Programme Relevant to Law

2nd JURIX biennal Master thesis award

17th JURIX Conference 2004, December 8-10, 2004, Max Planck Society, Berlin, Germany

(Host: Special Interest Group on Legal Information Systems, German Informatics Society (European University Viadrina; Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems))

Pre-conference Workshops Day: (Dec 8)
Workshop on Standards for Representing Legal Documents

Paper Sessions:
Legal Knowledge Management and Information Retrieval
Legal Knowledge Acquisition
Legal Ontologies
Case-Based Reasoning
Legal Reasoning about Evidence
Legal Reasoning Support Systems

Invited Talks:
Argumentation Schemes for Legal Reasoning Systems
Title n.a.
AI and the Conquest of Complexity in Law

Associated Events:
Opening of the Fraunhofer FOKUS eGovernment Laboratory, Dec 7

16th JURIX Conference 2003, December 11-12, 2003, Utrecht University, The Netherlands

(Host: Faculty of Law & Institute of Information and Computing Sciences, Utrecht University)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 11)
Question Answering for Interrogating Legal Documents
The Development of Standards for Describing Legal Documents

Paper Sessions:
Legal knowledge based systems and e-government
Legal reasoning and expert systems

Plenary Sessions:
Legal decision making and negotiating systems
Legal drafting systems
Legal ontology and the semantic web
Theoretical foundations and models in AI and law

Research abstract session

Invited Talks:
n.a. (3)

JURIX Award for Best Msc Thesis on AI & Law

Associated Events:
JURIX Workshop on e-government, 9 December 2003, Amsterdam
(Host: Law Faculty, University of Amsterdam)
SIKS/JURIX Masterclass on Normatics, 10 December 2003, Utrecht
(Host: Centre for Informatisation and Media Use, Faculty of Law, Utrecht University; Co-organizer: Dutch Research School for Information and Knowledge Systems)

15th JURIX Conference 2002, December 16-17, 2002, King’s College London, London, UK

(Host: Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Faculty of Law, King’s College London)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 16)
2nd Workshop on Law and Education Technologies
Workshop on E-Government

Paper Sessions:
Legal information representation and retrieval on the WWW
Formal analysis and representation of normative systems
E-government and e-regulation
Legal information retrieval and Knowledge management
Argumentation
Legal education and Legal Knowledge-based systems development

Invited Talks:
Clicks and Mortals: The Future of Legal Knowledge-Based Systems

14th JURIX Conference 2001, December 13-14, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

(Host: Department of Computer Science & Law, University of Amsterdam)

Pre-conference Workshops: (Dec 13)
2nd International Workshop on Legal Ontologies
1st International Workshop on Law & Educational Technologies

Paper Sessions:
Knowledge systems
Case-based reasoning
Hybrid approaches
Logic & foundations
Argumentation

Demonstrations

Invited Lectures:
Defaults in Context
n.a. (1)

13th JURIX Conference 2000, December 14-15, 2000, Twente University, Enschede, The Netherlands

Conference program n.a.

Pre-conference Tutorials: (Dec 14)
Legal knowledge-based systems in administrative practice and electronic service delivery (e-government)

Working Systems Demonstrations (Dec 14)

12th JURIX Conference 1999, Leuven, Belgium

(Host: n.a.)

Conference program n.a.

11th JURIX Conference 1998, December 8-9, 1998, University of Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands

(Host: Section of Legal Information Technology, University of Groningen)

Pre-conference Workshop & Tutorial Day: (Dec 8)
The application of information technology in legal practice

Paper Sessions:
Titles n.a.

Invited Talks:
Preconditions to the Introduction of Information Technology in Legal Practice
The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Judicature
Argumentation and Dialogue in Legal Reasoning

10th JURIX Conference 1997, December 11-12, 1997, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: The Tenth Conference
(Host: Computer/Law Institute, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

Pre-conference Tutorials Day: (Dec 11)
Computer Chess
Knowledge Management for Lawyers

Paper Sessions:
Titles n.a.

Invited Talks:
An Intellectual Celebration: 10 Years of JURIX Conference

Panel discussions:
“Legal informatics after Kasparov’s defeat”, or “What lessons can legal informatics learn from the results of computer chess”

9th JURIX Conference 1996, December 13, 1996, Tilburg, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Foundations of Legal Knowledge Systems
(Host: Center for Law, Public Administration and Informatization, Tilburg University)

Conference program n.a.

8th JURIX Conference 1995, November 30 – December 1, 1995, State University of Limburg, Maastricht, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Legal Knowledge-based Systems and Telecommunication
(Host: Department of Metajuridica & Msastricht Technological Research Institute for Knowledge and Systems, State University of Limburg)

Conference Tutorials:
Internet

Paper Sessions:
Titles n.a.

Invited Talks:
Argument in Artificial Intelligence and Law
A telematics union
LACA: An architecture for legal agents
The PALMA project on European co-operation: How IT-applications lead to communication
Towards the development of selection criteria for the regulation of EDI

7th JURIX Conference 1994, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Legal knowledge based systems: The relation with Legal Theory
(Host: n.a.)

Conference program n.a.

6th JURIX Conference 1993, November 1993, Enschede, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Legal knowledge based systems: Intelligent Tools for Drafting Legislation; Computer-Supported Comparison of Law
(Host: n.a.)

Conference program n.a.

5th JURIX Conference 1992, December 17, 1992, The Hague, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Legal knowledge based systems: Information Technology and Law
(Host: n.a.)

Conference program n.a.

4th JURIX Conference 1991, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Legal knowledge based systems: Model-bazed legal reasoning
(Host: n.a.)

Conference program n.a.

3rd JURIX Conference 1990, Leiden, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Legal knowledge based systems: Aims for research and development
(Host: n.a.)

Conference program n.a.

2nd JURIX Conference 1989, Utrecht, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Legal knowledge based systems. An overview of criteria for validation and practical use; Exploring the quality of applications resulting from research programs in the Netherlands
(Host: n.a.)

Conference program n.a.

1st JURIX Conference 1988, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Conference Theme: Ri-paradigmata: Toekomst van Nederlands onderzoek in de rechtsinformatica (Paradigms in legal informatics: Exploring the future of Dutch research programmes in legal informatics)
(Host: n.a.)

Note: The first JURIX conference was held just one day after the official registration of the foundation

Conference program n.a.

Presentation of the new research group on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Law at the University of Amsterdam