Blogs about: Visualization Of Legislative Information
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Legal informatics papers @ CeDEM 2013
At least two papers on legal informatics were presented this week at CeDEM 2013: International Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government, held 21-25 May 2013, Danube University Krems, Austria: Kh… more →
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Legal informatics papers @ CeDEM 2013
wrote 3 weeks ago: At least two papers on legal informatics were presented this week at CeDEM 2013: International Confe … more →
Morley on Sheridan, Open Legislative Data, and Legislation.gov.uk
wrote 4 months ago: Video of Oliver Morley’s presentation last month at the Sprint 13 conference, concerning open … more →
Suhaka: Average and median word counts of legislative bills in the 50 U.S. states, with maps
wrote 5 months ago: Karen Suhaka of LegiNation has posted How long is too long? Not long enough? Just right?, at BillTra … more →
Curtotti and McCreath on Enhancing the Visualization of Law
wrote 7 months ago: Michael Curtotti and Dr. Eric McCreath, both of Australian National University Research School of Co … more →
Lima on Visualization and Legislative Memory of the Brazilian Civil Code
wrote 10 months ago: Dr. João Alberto de Oliveira Lima of the Federal Senate of Brazil, and colleagues, have published Me … more →
Verrier: Visualizations of the French Civil Code
wrote 11 months ago: Jacques Verrier has posted two visualizations of the French Code civil: Code civil – Cartograp … more →
Bommarito & Katz on Measuring the Complexity of the Law: The United States Code
wrote 2 years ago: Michael J. Bommarito II and Daniel Martin Katz, both of the University of Michigan’s Center fo … more →
Visualizing Legislation: Software Tools
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wrote 3 years ago: A number of software applications and platforms are now available for creating visualizations (i.e., … more →
Assogba, Ros, & McKeon on DocBlocks: Communication-Minded Visualization of Topics in U.S. Congressional Bills
wrote 3 years ago: Yannick Assogba, Irene Ros, and Matt McKeon, all of the IBM Research Visual Communication Lab, prese … more →
Kinnaird, Romero, & Abowd on Connect 2 Congress: Visual Analytics for Civic Oversight
wrote 3 years ago: Peter Kinnaird, Mario Romero, and Professor Gregory Abowd, all of the Georgia Institute of Technolog … more →
New Free Access to Law Sites: Nomus & Connect 2 Congress
wrote 3 years ago: Two new free access to law services have made the news in recent weeks: Nomus, created by McGill Uni … more →
Katz & Bommarito's Visualization of the Complete United States Code
wrote 3 years ago: Daniel Martin Katz & Michael Bommarito, both of the University of Michigan’s Center for th … more →
