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Reflections on My Journey in Using Information Technology to Support Legal Decision Making - From Legal Positivism to Legal Realism [article]

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Fairness, Trust and Security in Online Dispute Resolution [article]

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Deductive, Inductive and Analogical Reasoning in Legal Decision Support Systems [article]

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Designing Intelligent Litigation Support Tools: The IKBALS Perspective [article]

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What Process Do Disputants Want - An Experiment in Disputant Preferences [article]

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