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Abstract: Document drafting is an essential component of judicial problem solving. This paper distinguishes several classes of judicial documents based on (1) the stage of the judicial process in which they are created, (2) the complexity of the documents, and (3) the party who drafts the documents: a judge, judicial support personnel, or a litigant. Three approaches to automated document drafting are identified and the applicability of these approaches to each class of judicial document is described.... (Update)
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...and memoranda. Moreover, judicial decision making entails creation of a wide range of documents, from brief orders to lengthy decisions [Bra98]. In general, the focus of legal knowledge based system development has been on legal reasoning at the expense of knowledge concerning...
.... the drafter s legal goals and the stylistic constraints applicable to the document genre (Lauritsen, 1993; Gordon, 1989; Branting et al. 1998). The most appropriate approach to automated document drafting depends on the complexity and variability of the documents and the...
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L. Karl Branting. Techniques for automated drafting of judicial documents. International Journal of Law and Information Technology, 6(2):214--229, 1998. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/branting98techniques.html More
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title = "Techniques for automated drafting of judicial documents",
text = "L. Karl Branting. Techniques for automated drafting of judicial documents.
International Journal of Law and Information Technology, 6(2):214--229,
1998.",
year = "1998",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/branting98techniques.html" }
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