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Pierre-Paul
Lemyre

Creating Mobile-Friendly Websites

This fourth blog post in a series of five is the sequel to “Extracting Metadata From the Body of Documents”. Another unexpected advantage of structured data is the flexibility it provides in relation with online display. The popularity of the mobile web has contributed to multiplying the number of devices of various screen sizes accessing […] Read more

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La Chaire Lexum – Lexum's commitment to improve access to legal information

On 11 November 2014, the Executive Committee of the Université de Montréal decided on the name "Chaire Lexum" to describe the research Chair used to continue the work undertaken by the Laboratoire Lexum from 1993 to 2010. At the same time, the objectives of the research Chair, access to legal information, law and justice as well as the consideration of issues related to the use of information technology... Read more

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Daniel
Poulin

Meaningful public access to legislation

03.11.2014 Tags:  Free Access to Law Daniel Poulin, President of Lexum was a panelist at the Nudging Regulations conference by Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice in Ottawa on September 9th, 2014. See his slides below. Meaningful public access to legislation by Daniel Poulin, Emeritus professor, U. of Montreal, President, Lexum Inc. Can a statute or regulation... Read more

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Legal Informatics in Italy

16.07.2014 Tags:  Free Access to Law Legal Informatics in Italy Fifty years of studies, research and experiences edited by: Ginevra Peruginelli and Mario Ragona Abstracts. Preface. A “giusliberista”, democratic and philosophical computer science (p. 13)by Luigi Lombardi Vallauri In my 1969-1995 writings on legal informatics, that this contribution diachronically marks, three... Read more

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