Authors are invited to submit abstracts on a broad spectrum of research topics that include, but are not restricted to:
Free access to law by government and non-state actors
Facilitating community access to legal information
E-government, e-democracy and e-justice
Global development and state of implementation of legal standards
Big data and data analytics for and in the legal domain
Tools for supporting democratic participation and opportunities for digital democracy
Open data policies
Policy issues on the publication of case law
Challenges facing free access to public legal information throughout the world
Open access to legal scholarship
Restrictions of openness
Sustainable business model for free law
Digital preservation for legal documents
Communicating legal information: Visual law for improving public access to the law
Interactive and "intelligent" legal services and knowledge-based tools
Global interoperability and Linked Open Data in the legal domain
Data sovereignty and the responsibility for the data
Privacy and data protection, access to and dissemination of legal information
Knowledge acquisition techniques for the legal domain (natural language processing, argument and data mining)
Legal knowledge representation
Automatic legal text classification and summarisation
Automated information extraction from legal databases and texts
Conceptual or model-based legal information retrieval
E-government and access to legal information
E-democracy and access to legal information
Abstracs presenting innovative projects, experience, initiatives or services with a strong collaborative cross-border or international dimension are preferred.