Artificial Intelligence and Law, Volume 9

Volume 9, Number 1, March 2001

John F. Horty: Argument construction and reinstatement in logics for defeasible reasoning. 1-28 BibTeX
Marie-Francine Moens: Innovative techniques for legal text retrieval. 29-57 BibTeX
Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon: George C. Christie, The Notion of an Ideal Audience in Legal Argument. 59-71 BibTeX
Arno R. Lodder: Christopher W. Tindale, Acts of Arguing, A Rhetorical Model of Argument. 73-78 BibTeX

Ephraim Nissan: Editorial: Context, content and aims. 87-93 BibTeX
Antonio A. Martino: Introduction: On proof. 95-98 BibTeX
Ronald J. Allen: Artificial intelligence and the evidentiary process: The challenges of formalism and computation. 99-114 BibTeX
John A. Barnden: Uncertain reasoning about agents' beliefs and reasoning. 115-152 BibTeX
Solomon Eyal Shimony, Ephraim Nissan: Kappa calculus and evidential strength: A note on Åqvist's logical theory of legal evidence. 153-163 BibTeX
David A. Schum: Evidence marshaling for imaginative fact investigation. 165-188 BibTeX
Vern R. Walker: Complexity, transparency, and the warranted use of formal systems in legal factfinding. 189-197 BibTeX
Ephraim Nissan: The Bayesianism debate in legal scholarship. 199-214 BibTeX
Solomon Eyal Shimony: Bernard Robertson and G. A. [Tony] Vignaux, Interpreting Evidence: Evaluating Forensic Science in the Courtroom. 215-217 BibTeX
Ephraim Nissan: Ray Bull and David Carson (eds.), Handbook of Psychology in Legal Contexts. 219-224 BibTeX

Kathryn E. Sanders: CHIRON: Planning in an open-textured domain. 225-269 BibTeX
Ajit Narayanan, Sharon Hibbin: Can animations be safely used in court? 271-294 BibTeX
Marc Lauritsen: Richard Susskind, Transforming the Law: Essays on Technology, Justice and the Legal Marketplace (Review). 295-303 BibTeX
Bart Verheij: Douglas Walton, The New Dialectic, Conversational Contexts of Argument, Toronto: University of Toronto Press (Review). 305-313 BibTeX