Artificial Legal Intelligence

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Seeing it as no more than another of the many changes in the idea and practice of law since ancient Greece and Rome, Australian legal scholar Gray advocates the application of new information technology to lawyering and judging, arguing that it will provide ordinary people with legal information in a manner best suited to their interests and needs. She describes the formulation of legal intelligence through a holistic approach, cyclic paradigms, and science; and its systemization in survival jurisprudence, a four- dimensional model, and a fifth dimension of designer legal intelligence. Distributed by Ashgate. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.