Proceedings of the First International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law, ICAIL '87, May 27-29, 1987, Boston, MA, USA. ACM, 1987, ISBN 0-89791-230-6

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  Richard E. Susskind: Expert Systems in Law: Out of the Research Laboratory and into the Marketplace. 1-8
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  Graham Greenleaf, Andrew Mowbray, Alan Tyree: Expert Systems in Law: The Datalex Project. 9-17
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  D. A. Schlobohm, Donald A. Waterman: Explanation for an Expert system That Performs Estate Planning. 18-27
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  Richard M. Tong, C. A. Reid, G. J. Crowe, P. R. Douglas: Conceptual Legal Document Retrieval Using the RUBRIC System. 28-34
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  Carole D. Hafner: Conceptual Organization of Case Law Knowledge Bases. 35-42
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  J. Bing: Designing Text Retrieval Systems for Conceptual Searching. 43-51
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  D. P. O'Neil: A Process Specification of Expert Lawyer Reasoning. 52-59
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  Edwina L. Rissland, Kevin D. Ashley: A Case-Based System for Trade Secrets Law. 60-66
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  Kevin D. Ashley, Edwina L. Rissland: But, See, Accord: Generating Blue Book Citations in HYPO. 67-74
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  Fritjof Haft, R. P. Jones, Thomas Wetter: A Natural Language Based Legal Expert System for Consultation and Tutoring - the LEX Project. 75-83
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  J. C. Smith, Cal Deedman: The Application of Expert Systems Technology to Case-Based Law. 84-93
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  Layman E. Allen, Charles S. Saxon: Some Problems in Designing Expert Systems to Aid Legal Reasoning. 94-103
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  Judith P. Dick: Conceptual Retrieval and Case Law. 106-115
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  Richard K. Belew: A Connectionist Approach to Conceptual Information Retrieval. 116-126
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  D. M. Sherman: A Prolog Model of the Income Tax Act of Canada. 127-136
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  G. Grdy, Ramesh S. Patil: An Expert System for Screening Employee Pension Plans for the Internal Revenue Service. 137-144
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  G. Morris, K. Taylor, M. Harwood: Handing of Significant Deviations from Boilerplate Text. 145-154
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  M. Belzer: Legal Reasoning in 3-D. 155-163
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  A. J. I. Jones: On the Relationship Between Permission and Obligation. 164-169
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  Naftaly H. Minsky, David Rozenshtein: System = Program + Users + Law. 170-180
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  Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon: Support for Policy Makers: Formulating Legislation with the Aid of Logical Models. 181-189
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  Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon, G. O. Robinson, Tom Routen, Marek J. Sergot: Logic Programming for Large Scale Applications in Law: A Formalisation of Supplementary Benefit Legislation. 190-198
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  R. D. Purdy: Knowledge Representation in ``Default'': An Attempt to Classify General Types of Knowledge used by Legal Experts. 199-208
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  Seth R. Goldman, Michael G. Dyer, Margot Flowers: Precedent-Based Legal Reasoning and Knowledge Acquisition in Contract Law: A Process Model. 210-221
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  S. S. Weiner: Reasoning about 'hard' Cases in Talmudic Law. 222-230
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  Thomas F. Gordon: Oblog-2: A Hybrid Knowledge Representation System for Defeasible Reasoning. 231-239
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  Carlo Biagioli, Paola Mariani, Daniela Tiscornia: Esplex: A Rule and Conceptual Model for Representing Statutes. 240-251
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  Keith Bellairs: Legal Data Modeling: The Prohibited Transaction Exemption Analyst. 252-257