Artificial Intelligence and Law, Volume 4

Volume 4, Number 1, 1996

Edwina L. Rissland, David B. Skalak, M. Timur Friedman: BankXX: Supporting Legal Arguments through Heuristic Retrieval. 1-71

P. d'Altan, John-Jules Ch. Meyer, Roel Wieringa: An Integrated Framework for Ought-to-Be and Ought-to-Do Constraints. 77-111
Tom Routen: On Isomorphic Formalisations. 113-132
Jesús Cardeñosa, Pilar Lasala: ARPO-2: An Expert System for Legal Advice on the Breach of Building Contracts. 133-156

Kathleen Freeman, Arthur M. Farley: A Model of Argumentation and Its Application to Legal Reasoning. 163-197
Jaap Hage: A Theory of Legal Reasoning and a Logic to Match. 199-273
Robert A. Kowalski, Francesca Toni: Abstract Argumentation. 275-296
Aleksander Peczenik: Jumps and Logic in the Law|What Can One Expect from Logical Models of Legal Argumentation? 297-329
Henry Prakken, Giovanni Sartor: A Dialectical Model of Assessing Conflicting Arguments in Legal Reasoning. 331-368