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Posted on Wed, 5. January 2022Tue, 29. March 2022

Court Decisions: 99 % Uncharted Deep Sea?Mapping the Blind Spot of Digital Legal Studies over Half a Century (1971-2019)

DOI 10.25527/re.2022.01
Legal research increasingly turns to systematic analyses of large amounts of legal text. Current research programs such as Big Data Legal Scholarship, Evidence-Based Jurisprudence, Law & Corpus Linguistics, Computer-Assisted Legal Linguistics, and Law as Data all rely (one way or another) on digitizing or collecting, collectively analysing and quantifying features of text corpora from various genres. First and foremost among these genres are court decisions, due to both their normative force (either stare decisis, or de facto) and their easy and legally unconstrained useability: Court decisions are in the public domain pretty much everywhere (in Germany, Sec. 5 of the Copyright Act...
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Prof. Dr. Dr. Hanjo Hamann
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Wissenschaftliche Beiträge
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court decisions, judicial decision-making, law databases, precedent, publication bias, transparency
Posted on Tue, 5. October 2021

Legal Network Analytics 101

DOI 10.25527/re.2021.11
by Seán Fobbe
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Posted on Thu, 29. July 2021Thu, 29. July 2021

Empirical Tax Research in Germany Federal Government Plans to Establish New Institute (IfeS)

DOI 10.25527/re.2021.09
by Prof. Dr. Dr. Hanjo Hamann and Dr. Julia Kraft
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Posted on Thu, 24. June 2021Thu, 24. June 2021

Berkeley 12 – 0 Stanford International Pedigrees of Private Law Professors in Germany

DOI 10.25527/re.2021.07
by Prof. Dr. Dr. Hanjo Hamann
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Posted on Fri, 20. November 2020Thu, 24. June 2021

Online Symposium “Empirical Turn”

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.06
by Prof. Dr. Dr. Hanjo Hamann and Prof. Dr. Emanuel V. Towfigh
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Posted on Fri, 20. November 2020Fri, 20. November 2020

Die empirische Wende in der Rechtswissenschaft Online-Symposium »Empirische Wende«

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.07
by Prof. Dr. Niels Petersen
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Posted on Fri, 20. November 2020Fri, 20. November 2020

Theatrum mundi Online-Symposium »Empirische Wende«

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.08
by Prof. Dr. Dr. Ino Augsberg
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