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1 L. Computer & Artificial Intell. 3 (1992)

handle is hein.journals/infctel1 and id is 1 raw text is: Law, Computers & Artificial Intelligence, Volume 1, Number 1, 1992 Editors' Statement Artificial Intelligence has in recent years had a significant impact on law, and law has become an area of major importance to artificial Intelligence and computer science. This impact has given rise to questions in a number of areas: the nature of legal expert systems, their implications for legal processes and legal decision-making and related social issues raised by the introduction of such systems; programmers' liability, computer misuse; Intellectual property rights; professional codes of conduct and their implications for artificial intelligence researchers; the problems of computer representation and computational semantics for law; and more general philosophical aspects of law and artificial intelligence. The range of issues raised is reflected by the papers presented in this first issue of Law, Computers & Artificial Intelligence. The purpose of this new journal is to provide a focus for articles and notes on law and artificial Intelligence, and to facilitate an Intellectual and practical exchange of ideas, knowledge and results. In addition to the publication of significant research papers, the journal will Include a calendar of future events, a review of new publications, and an open forum section where contributors can express their views on topical Issues. One issue each year will be devoted to a particular theme. This year's theme will be 'Legal Implications of Electronic Data Interchange'. The Interdisciplinary nature of Law, Computers & Artificial Intelligence has resulted In an unusually large board of Advisory Editors drawn from the disciplines of law, computer science, sociology and philosophy. We are proud to have received the enthusiastic support of our Advisory Editors who, over the two years It has taken to plan this project, have given us a great deal of very welcome assistance. The successful launch of this journal is due in no small part to their help and encouragement. INDIRA MAHAUNGAM CARR Executive Editor AJrr NARAYANAN Associate Editor LOUIS FOSTER Associate Editor BRIAN CARR Associate Editor 3

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