LEGAL INFORMATION SYSTEM & LEGAL INFORMATICS RESOURCES is a one stop bibliography for all things related to legal informatics.
Just casting about you will find a list of blogs on legal informatics, data sets for testing your topic map authoring/mining tools, knowledge representation (ontologies) for legal materials, user studies about actual information systems and more.
it would be easy to loose an afternoon just exploring the listings of resources here, to say nothing of following each one of those listings.
Questions:
- Remember Blair and Maron and lawyers thinking they were getting 75% of the relevant resources (reality was 20%). What are the comparable results for legal materials?
- If you use one of the major legal research interfaces, Westlaw, Lexis/Nexis, what one topic map related feature would you add? Why?
- Is such a feature offered by any of the lesser legal research interfaces?