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The MIT School of Law
Quantitative Legal Prediction
Innovation in the Legal Industry
E-Discovery in 2015 and Beyond
Design Theory in Law: Simple=Complex
Introducing Legal Language Explorer
What is Computational Legal Studies?
Network Analysis of U.S. Legal Academy
Network Analysis of Federal Judiciary
The "Sink Method" Presentation
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The Campaign Trail
- Ribstein Symposium @ Illinois Law
- ICPSR Methods Program @ UMich
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- Faculty Lecture @ Vanderbilt Law
- ABA Tech Show 2013 → Chicago
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- 21st Century Firm @ Fordham Law
- #ReInventLaw → Silicon Valley 2013
- Tucker Ellis → 2013 Firm Retreat
- LegalForceBookFlip → Palo Alto
- Legal Tech 2013 → New York
- Econ of Litigation → Geo Mason Law
- Faculty Lecture Series @ Oregon Law
- #ReInventLaw → Dubai 2012
- L&Econ Wrkshp @ Georgetown Law
- LegalFutures.co.uk → London
- Faculty Lecture Series @ UIllinois Law
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- Legal Informatics @ Stanford Law
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- Ribstein Tribute @ George Mason Law
- SubTech 12 @ NY Law School
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- Harambee II @ Duke Comp Sci
- SunBelt Conference → Riva Del Garda
- NCSI-Shodor @ Oberlin Comp Sci
- NIPS @ Duke Political Science
- NetSci Conference @ MIT Media Lab
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- Lunch Lecture @ Potomac Institute
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- AI & Law @ UAB Barcelona
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Recent Posts
- IBM’s Watson Now A Customer Service Agent, Coming To Smartphones Soon {via Forbes}
- Nikola Tesla Pitching Silicon Valley VCs
- What Half a Second of High Frequency Stock Trading Looks Like {via Information Aesthetics}
- Executive Order — Making Open and Machine Readable the New Default for Government Information
- Erik Brynjolfsson: The Key to Growth? Race With the Machines (TED 2013)
- The Stanford Consensus: Notes From The Future Law Conference @ Stanford Law School
- Lex Machina Raises $4.8M First Round Led By Cue Ball Capital As IP Litigation Reaches New Highs {via TechCrunch}
- Some Brief Thoughts on “The Failure of Crits and Leftist Law Professors to Defend Progressive Causes” {By Brian Tamanaha)
- How Lawyers are Mining the Information Mother Lode for Pricing, Practice Tips and Predictions (via ABA Journal)
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Tag Archives: supreme court
Justice Stevens on the Colbert Report (Bush v. Gore, Citizens United, ColbertSuperPac, etc. )
The Colbert Report Mon – Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c Colbert Super PAC – John Paul Stevens www.colbertnation.com Colbert Report Full Episodes Political Humor & Satire Blog Video Archive
Legal Language Explorer – Presentation @ 24th International Conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems (Jurix 2011)
Presentation @ 24th International Conference on Legal Knowledge and Information Systems ( Jurix 2011 – Vienna ) View more presentations from Daniel Katz
Announcing the Beta Pre-Release of Legal Language Explorer.com < Search the History of ANY Phrase in the Decisions of the United States Supreme Court >
In partnership with Michigan State University College of Law and Emory Law, today we announce the Beta Pre-Release of a New Web Interface – LegalLanguageExplorer.com. We are just getting started here with this project and anticipate many features that will … Continue reading
Six Degrees of Marbury v. Madison : A Sink Based Visualization [v2]
The visualization above is something we are calling the “six degrees” of Marbury v. Madison. It was originally produced for use in our paper Distance Measures for Dynamic Citation Networks. Due to space considerations, we ended up leaving it on the cutting … Continue reading
Oyez @ Chicago Kent Releases Free OyezToday App for IPhone
Kudos to Jerry Goldman, the other folks at the Oyez Project as well as the Chicago-Kent College of Law for making this free resource available to the public! From the description: “OYEZTODAY at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law offers you … Continue reading
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Court Under Roberts Is Most Conservative in Decades [Via NY Times]
The Sunday New York Times features an article by Adam Liptak assessing the conservatism of Robert Court. The article features some good coverage for some of the leading law and political science scholars who study the United States Supreme Court. … Continue reading
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Pocket Justice – An App for Your IPhone / IPod Touch
Jerry Goldman (Northwestern/ Oyez Project) has recently released a great app for those wanting to quickly access SCOTUS case summaries and/or audio recordings from their Iphones. The top 100 constitutional law cases are made available for free–thanks to the good folks at Justia. Those looking … Continue reading
The Bilski Case: Still Waiting for the Supreme Court’s Decision
Along with a non-trivial subset of the legal blogosphere, we eagerly await the Supreme Court’s decision in the Bilski case. Perhaps tomorrow will be the day? In the meantime, here are a variety of thoughts on the matter. Bilski Blog … Continue reading
Elena Kagan to be the Next US Supreme Court Justice? [Via Intrade]
Still no announcement from the White House but there has been some movement over at Intrade … Click Here for Most Recent Chart [From Intrade.com]
Computational Legal Studies Presentation Slides from the Law.gov Meetings
Thanks to Carl Malamud and the good folks at the University of Colorado Law School and University of Texas Law School for allowing us to participate in their respective law.gov meetings. For those interested in governmental transparency, we believe that … Continue reading
Visualizing Temporal Patterns in the United States Supreme Court’s Network of Citations
The above image is a visualization of temporal citation patterns in the history of the United States Supreme Court. Each case is placed horizontally across the image in chronological order. We then draw citations between cases as curved arcs. We … Continue reading
United States Supreme Court’s New Website — Still Far Below the Mark
The United States Supreme Court has recently launched its newly redesigned website. Given the significant limitations associated with the prior website, this launch had been highly anticipated. Indeed, many had hoped for a website that would reflect well upon the Court. While … Continue reading
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