Information Technology and Law
Edited by: Wojciech Cyrul
Pages: 156
Book format: B5
Publication date: 2014
Publication date: 17.02.2014
E-book publication date: 05.11.2024
Book description
This book is addressed to all who are interested in the interplay between Information Technology and law. It constitutes the result of a project whose aim was to bring together computer scientists, legal theoreticians and legal practitioners and to prompt them to a common reflection on the implementation of Information Technologies into legal practice, on regulations the implementation may require and on potential changes it brings into the legal domain.
The book consists of selected essays presenting and discussing from various perspectives how IT has been used to make and to communicate laws and how the new potential provided by the technology has already changed or can affect in the future both legal institutions and traditional legal practices.
The book consists of selected essays presenting and discussing from various perspectives how IT has been used to make and to communicate laws and how the new potential provided by the technology has already changed or can affect in the future both legal institutions and traditional legal practices.
Edited by
Wojciech Cyrul
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents
Preface 7
Chapter 1. Technological Destabilization of Law 11
Jacek Janowski
Chapter 2. Problems with the Storing and Presentation of Information 27
Janusz Opiła, Tomasz Pełech-Pilichowski
Chapter 3. XML Models for Legal Documents: Current Polish Practices and International Standards 41
Jerzy Duda
Chapter 4. Similarity Analysis of Polish Legal Documents Using WordNets Semantic Relations 67
Piotr Potiopa
Chapter 5. Consolidation of Legal Documents in an Electronic Format 79
Wojciech Cyrul
Chapter 6. A Th ree Dimensional – Code and a Question of the Normative Hyper-linking? 95
Fryderyk Zoll
Chapter 7. The Law, Labour Unions and Information Technology: Enhancing or Restricting Democracy at the Workplace 103
Laura Carlson
Chapter 8. Protection of the Consumer in Digital Content Contracts 127
Agnieszka Kubiak-Cyrul
Chapter 9. Procedure, Time and Imputation in Criminal Law 141
Lorenz Schulz
Preface 7
Chapter 1. Technological Destabilization of Law 11
Jacek Janowski
Chapter 2. Problems with the Storing and Presentation of Information 27
Janusz Opiła, Tomasz Pełech-Pilichowski
Chapter 3. XML Models for Legal Documents: Current Polish Practices and International Standards 41
Jerzy Duda
Chapter 4. Similarity Analysis of Polish Legal Documents Using WordNets Semantic Relations 67
Piotr Potiopa
Chapter 5. Consolidation of Legal Documents in an Electronic Format 79
Wojciech Cyrul
Chapter 6. A Th ree Dimensional – Code and a Question of the Normative Hyper-linking? 95
Fryderyk Zoll
Chapter 7. The Law, Labour Unions and Information Technology: Enhancing or Restricting Democracy at the Workplace 103
Laura Carlson
Chapter 8. Protection of the Consumer in Digital Content Contracts 127
Agnieszka Kubiak-Cyrul
Chapter 9. Procedure, Time and Imputation in Criminal Law 141
Lorenz Schulz
Information Technology and Law
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents
Preface 7
Chapter 1. Technological Destabilization of Law 11
Jacek Janowski
Chapter 2. Problems with the Storing and Presentation of Information 27
Janusz Opiła, Tomasz Pełech-Pilichowski
Chapter 3. XML Models for Legal Documents: Current Polish Practices and International Standards 41
Jerzy Duda
Chapter 4. Similarity Analysis of Polish Legal Documents Using WordNets Semantic Relations 67
Piotr Potiopa
Chapter 5. Consolidation of Legal Documents in an Electronic Format 79
Wojciech Cyrul
Chapter 6. A Th ree Dimensional – Code and a Question of the Normative Hyper-linking? 95
Fryderyk Zoll
Chapter 7. The Law, Labour Unions and Information Technology: Enhancing or Restricting Democracy at the Workplace 103
Laura Carlson
Chapter 8. Protection of the Consumer in Digital Content Contracts 127
Agnieszka Kubiak-Cyrul
Chapter 9. Procedure, Time and Imputation in Criminal Law 141
Lorenz Schulz
Preface 7
Chapter 1. Technological Destabilization of Law 11
Jacek Janowski
Chapter 2. Problems with the Storing and Presentation of Information 27
Janusz Opiła, Tomasz Pełech-Pilichowski
Chapter 3. XML Models for Legal Documents: Current Polish Practices and International Standards 41
Jerzy Duda
Chapter 4. Similarity Analysis of Polish Legal Documents Using WordNets Semantic Relations 67
Piotr Potiopa
Chapter 5. Consolidation of Legal Documents in an Electronic Format 79
Wojciech Cyrul
Chapter 6. A Th ree Dimensional – Code and a Question of the Normative Hyper-linking? 95
Fryderyk Zoll
Chapter 7. The Law, Labour Unions and Information Technology: Enhancing or Restricting Democracy at the Workplace 103
Laura Carlson
Chapter 8. Protection of the Consumer in Digital Content Contracts 127
Agnieszka Kubiak-Cyrul
Chapter 9. Procedure, Time and Imputation in Criminal Law 141
Lorenz Schulz
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