JURIX '95Thursday, November 30 and Friday, December 1, 1995
University of Limburg
Bouillonstraat 3
Maastricht
The Netherlands
Hosted by the Department of Metajuridica and MATRIKS
10:30 Registration and coffee
11:00 Welcome by Professor H.J. van den Herik
11:10 Tutorial Paper session
Professor J.M. Smits Groendijk and Tragter, Statistical
Professor J.M.A. Berkvens and neural approaches to
Dr. L.A. Plugge smart-money determination
Tutorial: Internet (part 1) Peek, Structure-preserving
(Room 1.306) representations of complex
references
12:30 Lunch (Feestzaal)
13:40 Tutorial Paper session
Professor J.M. Smits Royakkers and Dignum, The idea
Professor J.M.A. Berkvens of obligation; or: How to
Dr. L.A. Plugge interpret O(p)?
Tutorial: Internet (part 2) Tragter and Oskamp, Regulative
(Room 1.306) effects of legal decision support
systems
15:10 Tea break
15:30 Invited speaker
Dr. T.J.M. Bench-Capon
(University of Liverpool)
Argument in Artificial Intelligence and Law
16:15 Tea break
16:30 Tutorial Paper session
Professor J.M. Smits Centinia, Routen, Hartmann and
Professor J.M.A. Berkvens Hegarty, STATUTOR: Too
Dr. L.A. Plugge intelligent by half?
Tutorial: Internet (part 3) Muntjewerff and Winkels, ROSA; A
(Room 1.306) model based computer system
for teaching legal case solving
18:00 Buses to Fort St. Pieter
18:30 Dinner (Fort St. Pieter)
9:30 Welcome by Professor M.J. Cohen
9:40 Invited speaker
J.L. Janssen van Raay LLM
(Member of the European Parliament)
A telematics union
10:25 Heesen, Homburg and Offereins, LACA: An architecture
for legal agents
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Invited speaker
Dr. C.A. de Feyter
(FT&S Consultancy, Heemstede)
The PALMA project on European co-operation:
How IT-applications lead to communication
12:15 Mitrakas, Towards the development of selection
criteria for the regulation of EDI
12:50 Lunch (Feestzaal)
14:15 Gru"tters, A simulation model for the Dutch asylum
procedure: a different approach to law and AI
Akroyd and Edwards, Computer supported contract
negotiation: CONTRACT NEGOTIATOR
- an experimental prototype
Leenes and Svensson, Large-scale computer networks
and the future of legal knowledge-based systems
16:00 Closing of the conference
The Dutch Foundation for Legal Knowledge Systems (JURIX)
is a forum for research in Law and Artificial Intelligence. Since
1988, JURIX has organised annual international conferences on
current research in the field. The eighth JURIX conference is hosted by the Department of Metajuridica and the MAastricht Technological Research Institute for Knowledge and Systems (MATRIKS), both of the University of Limburg in Maastricht.
The theme for JURIX '95 is the relation between legal knowledge-based systems and telecommunication. The proceedings of the conference have been published by Koninklijke Vermande BV.
Dr. J.C. Hage (chair)
Dr. T.J.M. Bench-Capon
Prof. mr. M.J. Cohen
Prof. dr. H.J. van den Herik
G.P.J. Span (chair)
A.E.M. van den Bosch
A.R. Lodder
H.B. Verheij
supported by S. Dufour