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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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Author
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, 20. October 2020Tue, 20. October 2020

Correspondence Experiments in Law An Empirical Approach to Anti-Discrimination Jurisprudence

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.05
by Prof. Dr. Dr. Hanjo Hamann
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Posted on Wed, 13. May 2020Thu, 14. May 2020

Continuity in the Federal Constitutional Court?

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.04
by Marie-Lou Sohnius, Dr. Benjamin G. Engst and Prof. Thomas Gschwend, Ph.D.
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Posted on Sat, 28. March 2020Sat, 28. March 2020

Governing through the Primacy of Science

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.03
by Tobias Gumpp
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Posted on Sun, 15. March 2020Sat, 28. March 2020

14th Annual Conference on Empirical Legal Studies Eight scholars from Germany present their empirical legal scholarship in the US

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.02
by Gilien Silsby and Prof. Dr. Dr. Hanjo Hamann
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Posted on Wed, 5. February 2020Sat, 28. March 2020

10 Days Left to Register for CELSE in Oslo Registration for 3rd Conference on Empirical Legal Studies in Europe closes on 15th Feb

DOI 10.25527/re.2020.01
by Prof. Dr. Dr. Hanjo Hamann
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Posted on Mon, 8. July 2019

The Forbidden Tree of Knowledge France restricts predictive analytics for judicial decisions

DOI 10.25527/re.2019.09
by Nico Kuhlmann
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