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***PROGRAMME / CALL FOR PARTICIPATION***



JURIX '95


Eighth International Conference
on
Legal Knowledge-Based Systems


Thursday, November 30 and Friday, December 1, 1995

University of Limburg, Maastricht, the Netherlands

Hosted by the Department of Metajuridica and MATRIKS




JURIX

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.


THEME

The theme for JURIX '95 is the relation between legal knowledge-based

systems and telecommunication.


JURIX '95

The eighth JURIX conference is held in Maastricht at Bouillonstraat 3.
It is hosted by the Department of Metajuridica and the MAastricht
Technological Research Institute for Knowledge and Systems
MATRIKS), both of the University of Limburg.

The conference language is English. During the conference papers will
be presented by authors and invited speakers. The proceedings will be
published by Koninklijke Vermande BV, and will be available at the
conference.

Programme Committee:
Dr. J.C. Hage (chair)
Dr. T.J. M. Bench-Capon
Prof. mr. M.J. Cohen
Prof. dr. H.J. van den Herik

Organising Committee:
G.P.J. Span (chair)
A.E.M. van den Bosch
A.R. Lodder
H.B. Verheij


TUTORIAL: INTERNET

According to the latest survey results by Network Wizards of July 1995,

there are now approximately 6,642,000 computers connected to Internet,
the global computer network. This means that the number of hosts
increased with 1,790,000 since the previous survey in January 1995. The

rapid growth of Internet as a new means of telecommunication has far
reaching consequences on many important legal issues. The JURIX
Conference organises a tutorial about this subject, comprising: a
general introduction to Internet, and a presentation and discussion of
the legal aspects of this rapidly evolving means of telecommunication.


Although the general introduction aims at informing those who are not
yet familiar with Internet, it will undoubtedly contain new information

for those who regularly "surf The Net". On-line demonstrations of the
Internet's possibilities accompany the introduction and there will be
ample opportunity to ask questions.

The tutorial also focuses on legal aspects of telecommunication using
real life examples readily available on the Internet. Examples are
given and legal implications are discussed. For example: (nearly)
unbreakable encryption; liability for the information provided; data
exchange between governmental agencies across borders; the discrepancy
between what is legally desirable and technically possible; on-line
registration and licence checking; monopolies on information sources;
electronic banking; electronic payments; smart paymentcards, etc. The
actual examples are based on current issues of discussion on Internet
and can be subject to change.

Instructors:
Professor J.M. Smits, University of Technology, Eindhoven
Professor J.M.A. Berkvens, Rabobank Nederland, University of Nijmegen,
Nijmegen
Dr. L.A. Plugge, University of Limburg, Maastricht

Extended information on the tutorial can be found on the WWW pages
of JURIX '95. Registrations for the tutorial should be received before
November 1, 1995. There is a minimum of 10 participants.


PROGRAMME

Thursday, November 30

10:30 Registration
11:00 Welcome by Professor H.J. van den Herik
11:10 Tutorial and (parallel) paper session
Groendijk and Tragter, Statistical and neural approaches
to smart-money determination
Peek, Structure-preserving representations of complex references

12:30 Lunch
13:30 Tutorial (continued) and (parallel) paper session
Royakkers and Dignum, The Idea of Obligation
Tragter and Oskamp, Regulative effects of legal decision
support systems
15:00 Tea break
15:15 Invited speaker:
Dr. T.J.M. Bench-Capon
(University of Liverpool),
Argument in Artificial Intelligence and Law
16:00 Tea break
16:15 Tutorial (continued) and (parallel) paper session
Centinia, Routen, Hartmann and Hegarty, Statutor: Too
Intelligent By Half?
Muntjewerff and Winkels, ROSA; A Model Based
Computer System for Teaching Legal Case Solving
18:30 Dinner

Friday, December 1

9:30 Welcome by Professor M.J. Cohen
9:40 Invited speaker:
J.L. Janssen van Raay LLM
(Member of the European Parliament),
Telematics, Law and the European 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
14:15 Guidotti and Turchi, Knowledge-based Systems and Distributed
Processing Models
Grutters, A Simulation Model for the Dutch Asylum Procedure
15:25 Tea break
15:50 Akroyd and Edwards, Computer Supported Contract
Negotiation
Leenes and Svensson, Large scale computer networks and
the future of legal knowledge-based systems
17:00 Closing of the conference


CONFERENCE FEE

The conference fee is Dfl 310 (regular fee), Dfl 210 (university fee)
or Dfl 110 (student/AIO fee). The fee includes lunches, dinner and a
copy of the conference proceedings. The tutorial has an additional fee
of Dfl 50.


HOTEL ACCOMMODATION

Non-residents of the Netherlands will find a list of hotels enclosed.
Hotel accommodation can be booked upon request (only for non-residents
of the Netherlands) before November 1, 1995. Residents of the
Netherlands can obtain a list of hotels from the conference secretariat
upon request. The list is also available on the WWW pages of the
conference.


REGISTRATION

Please complete the registration form and send it by mail at your
earliest convenience to:

JURIX '95
attn. G.P.J. Span
University of Limburg
Dept. of Metajuridica
P.O. Box 616
6200 MD Maastricht
The Netherlands

The organisation committee cannot guarantee all entitlements (dinner,
lunches, etc.) for registrations received after November 1, 1995.


REGISTRATION FORM

( ) Ms. ( ) Mr.
Surname and initials:
Function:
Company/Affiliation:
Address:
Zip:
City:
Country:
Telephone:
Fax:
Email:

hereby registers for the JURIX '95 Conference in Maastricht.

Please tick off the amount due:
( ) Dfl 310 (regular fee excl. tutorial)
( ) Dfl 210 (university fee excl. tutorial)
( ) Dfl 110 (student/AIO fee* excl. tutorial)
( ) Dfl 360 (regular fee incl. tutorial)
( ) Dfl 260 (university fee incl. tutorial)
( ) Dfl 160 (student/AIO fee* incl. tutorial)

Please tick off the method of payment:
( ) The amount due has been transferred to account number 6131857
(Postbank) under the name of JURIX Congress '95, Maastricht.
Please state the name(s) of the participant(s)!
( ) (Only for non-residents of the Netherlands:)
Since it is impossible for me to transfer money, a (Euro)cheque

for the amount due (made payable to JURIX Congress '95,
Maastricht, the Netherlands) is enclosed.

Date: Signature:



* Students/AIOs are only entitled to the reduced fee if a copy of

student card/letter of appointment is enclosed.



FURTHER INFORMATION

JURIX '95
attn. G.P.J. Span
University of Limburg
Dept. of Metajuridica
P.O. Box 616
6200 MD Maastricht
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 43 3883020 / 3042 / 3053
Fax: +31 43 3256538
Email: juri...@metajur.rulimburg.nl
Anonymous FTP: jurixrl.metajur.rulimburg.nl/pub/jurix95/
WWW: http://www.metajur.rulimburg.nl/~jurix95/


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