Abstract Information technology is so ubiquitous and AI's progress so inspiring that also
legal professionals experience its benefits and have high expectations. At the same time, the …

This paper presents a methodology to design and implement programs intended to decide
cases, described as sets of factors, according to a theory of a particular domain based on a …

This book provides an in-depth overview of what is currently happening in the field of Law
and Artificial Intelligence (AI). From deep fakes and disinformation to killer robots, surgical …

We build on two recent attempts to formalise reasoning with dimensions which effectively
map dimensions into factors. These enable propositional reasoning, but sometimes a …

This paper proposes a semi-formal model of legal argumentation concerning statutory
interpretation in civil law countries, encompassing set-theoretical analysis of extensions of …

It is impossible to model human reasoning without taking into consideration the values and
goals behind a decision. Although the problem of inference with values and goals has been …

We discuss the lessons learned from implementing a CATO style system using factors with
magnitude. In particular we identify that giving factors magnitudes enables a diversity of …

We present an approach designed to support the process of legislative drafting by helping to
detect errors in a normative text. It is based on a framework allowing for representation and …

Formal argumentation is used to enrich and analyse normative multi-agent systems in
various ways. In this chapter, we discuss three examples from the literature of handling …

The issue of decision-making of autonomous agents constitutes the current work topic for
many researchers. In this paper we propose to extend the existing model of value-based …