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JILT 2000 (1) - BILETA Conference

BILETA 2000: World Wide Law

The 15th BILETA
International Annual Conference

Thursday 13th - Friday 14 April 2000
University of Warwick, UK

BILETA (The British and Irish Law, Education and Technology Association), held its 15th Annual Conference over 13th-14th April 2000 at Scarman House Conference Centre, University of Warwick.

A truly global event that saw speakers from around the world and over 50 papers presented. As the papers were of such high quality, giving such a useful international perspective on many current IT and legal topics, we intend to feature some of these papers over the next few issues of JILT.

The conference papers will be presented in full on the BILETA web site , but we have included here a selection of papers, some of which have been expanded and developed since the conference and include refereed articles, commentaries and a conference report.

BILETA 2000: World Wide Law, Conference Report
Philip Leith

Keynote Address to the 15th Annual BILETA conference
Lord Justice Brooke

Tears Shed Over Peer Gynt's Onion: Some Thoughts on the Constitution of
Public Legal Information Providers
Tom Bruce (Refereed article)

Impermanent Boundaries - Imminent Challenges to Professional Identities and Institutional Competence
Peter Martin

Electronic Commerce and Closed Distribution Networks: Proposals for Solving Legal Problems
Christophe Collard and Christophe Roquilly (Refereed article)

Automatic Classification and Intelligent Clustering for WWWeb Information Retrieval Systems
Paulo Quaresma and Irene P Rodrigues (Refereed article)

E-commerce and legal practice in Scotland: a benchmark survey
Karen Barton et al (Refereed article)

Further papers will appear as part of JILT 00-3 issue, which will be fully published at the end of October 2000.

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