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Conference Proceedings : Chronological Index

Wednesday, October 2nd 2002

9:00 am Intellectual Property Stakes in Judicial Documents (Auditorium)


Copyright and Court Records: What is the Extent of the Protection? (French)
Lucie Guibault, professor, Institute for Information Law, Faculty of Law, University of amsterdam

Text : HTML, PDF
Presentation : PDF

11:00 am Online Publications and Privacy (Auditorium)


Relationship between Media and Magistrature: the Collision between two paradigms (French)
Richard Langelier, agent de recherche, CRDP, Université de Montréal

Text : HTML, PDF

3:30 pm Hidden Information in MS-Word and WordPerfect: How to Control and Minimize it; Some Suggestions for Lawyers and Court Personnel

Frédéric Pelletier, CRDP/LexUM, Université de Montréal

Text : HTML, PDF

Also available in French (HTML, PDF)

4:15 pm Issues Related to New Information Technologies for Law (Auditorium)


Access to legal Information and Copyright: Seeking a New Balance in the Digital Era (French)
Sophie Hein, Ministère de la Justice du Québec

Text : HTML, PDF


Thursday, October 3rd 2002

9:00 am Access to Legal Information in Developing Countries: Projects (Salon Cartier 2)


Access to Law in Developing Countries: The Mutual Legal Assistance Connectivity Project in Regard to Criminal Matters Within the Member States of Organization of American States (French)
Pierre-Gilles Bélanger, lawyer, Justice Department of Canada

Text : HTML, PDF

Also available in French (HTML, PDF) and Spanish ( HTML, PDF)


Island in Time: The Pacific Islands Legal Information Institute (Paclii)
Robynne Blake, Director, PacLII

Text : HTML, PDF


Planning a Legal Information Institute in the south of Africa
John Montgomery, Senior Tutor, Wits Law School, South Africa

Presentation : PDF

9:00 am Strategies in Electronic Legislative Publishing (Salon International)


Architecture of Legislative Information Management ( AGIL ) (French)
Rémi Massé, Legislative information acces manager, Legislative services branch, Justice Canada

Presentation : PDF


Loi en ligne, a Website Dedicated to the Act to Established a Legal Framework for Information Technology (French)
Jean-Michel Salvador, Scientific Counsel, Ministère de la Culture et des Communications, Information Highway Branch

Presentation : PDF

11:00 am Access to Legal Information in Developing Countries: the Strategies (Salon Cartier 2)


Two Contributions: DIAL Training, and WorldLII as an Incubator for LII's
Graham Greenleaf, Co-Director, AustLII, University of New South Wales

Text : HTML, PDF


Electronic Publishing of Law in Developing Countries: Strategies to be Implemented through Haïti's Example (French)
Salim Succar, Consultant, Haïti Justice Department

Text : HTML, PDF
Presentation : PDF

11:00 am Production and Distribution of Useful and Reliable Resources (Salon International)


A new approach in the distribution of information and tools (French)
Michel Pinsonault, President, Centre d'accès à l'information juridique

Text : HTML, PDF


CanLII/IIJCan : the Construction of a Ressource Giving Free Access to Canadian Law (French)
Bertrand Salvas, Editor, IIJCan/CanLII

Presentation : PDF

2:00 pm New Audiences and Privacy (Salon Cartier 1 - Judges and Adjudicators only)


Meeting the Challenge: Judgment Preparation, Privacy, and the Internet
Kate Welsh, Legal Officer, Alberta Court Services

Presentation : PDF

2:00 pm Freedom of Technological Choices in Québec and Canada (Salon International)


Retrofiting Legal Infrastructures to Ensure the Freedom of Technological Choices (French)
Jeanne Proulx, Legislative Counsel, Justice department of Quebec

Text : HTML, PDF


Technology Neutrality in Canadian Uniform Legislation
John Gregory, General Counsel, Ministry of Attorney General

Text : HTML, PDF

4:00 pm Integrated Justice Systems: Views from the Bench (Salon Cartier 1 - Judges and Adjudicators only)


Integrated Justice Systems
James McMillan, Director, Court Technology Laboratory, National Center for State Courts

Presentation : PDF


Friday, October 4th 2002

9:15 am E-filing and Integrated Justice Systems: Standards and Technology (Auditorium)


Ontario E-filing Programs: How they Work and What they Do and Do Not Do
L’honorable Norman D. Coo, Ontario Superior Court

Text : HTML, PDF


Quebec's Integrated Justice Information System Project (French)
Simon Marcotte, SIIJ Project Manager, Justice Department of Quebec

Presentation : PDF


Integration of Diverging Systems in the Electronic Record (French)
Ivan Verougstraete, President, Cour de cassation de Belgique

Text : HTML, PDF

11:30 am E-filing and Integrated Justice Systems: Legal and Social Stakes (Auditorium)


Dematerialized Procedures Without a Cyberjudge: A French Perspective on the Application of Information and Communication Technologies to Justice (French)
Bertrand du Marais, Maître des Requêtes, Council of State of France

Presentation : PDF

2:30 pm Report on the Judges and Adjudicators' Sessions (Auditorium)

Vincent Gautrais, professor, Université de Montréal

Text : HTML, PDF

3:00 pm Legal Information Institutes: Achievements and Challenges – Part I (Auditorium)


Other WorldLIIs: A Modestly Decentralized Model for Global Free Access
Graham Greenleaf, Co-Director, AustLII, University of New South Wales

Text : HTML, PDF



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Updated on Novembre 18th 2002
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