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Acknowledgement Artificial Intelligence and Law 9: 85–86, 2001. This special issue has taken years to prepare, starting with a preliminary agreement with the late Don Berman. The journal is publishing a separate issue devoted to his memory, and only this circumstance prevents this issue being dedicated in commemoration. The initiative has involved different research communities: artificial intelligence and law, as well as such legal theorists who have long been involved in a debate on formal models (especially from statistics). Likewise, owing to the fruitfulness of the concerted efforts which yielded this thematic issue, the initiative involves concomitant publication of other papers, re- view essays and reviews in two other journals. Please refer to Nissan’s editorial, for a discussion of the contents of the issue you are browsing now. In the rest of this acknowledgement, we describe the items comprised in the companion journal issues. Namely, the Computer and Informatics journal (which some readers will recall by its older name: Computers and Artificial Intelligence) is making the sixth and last issue of its 2001 volume a thematic issue, also edited by Martino and Nissan, and titled “Artificial Intelligence and Formal Approaches to Legal Evidence”. Yet another journal, Information and Communications Tech- http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Artificial Intelligence and Law Springer Journals

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Publisher
Springer Journals
Copyright
Copyright © 2001 by Kluwer Academic Publishers
Subject
Computer Science; Artificial Intelligence (incl. Robotics); International IT and Media Law, Intellectual Property Law; Philosophy of Law; Legal Aspects of Computing; Information Storage and Retrieval
ISSN
0924-8463
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1572-8382
DOI
10.1023/A:1017946130207
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Artificial Intelligence and Law 9: 85–86, 2001. This special issue has taken years to prepare, starting with a preliminary agreement with the late Don Berman. The journal is publishing a separate issue devoted to his memory, and only this circumstance prevents this issue being dedicated in commemoration. The initiative has involved different research communities: artificial intelligence and law, as well as such legal theorists who have long been involved in a debate on formal models (especially from statistics). Likewise, owing to the fruitfulness of the concerted efforts which yielded this thematic issue, the initiative involves concomitant publication of other papers, re- view essays and reviews in two other journals. Please refer to Nissan’s editorial, for a discussion of the contents of the issue you are browsing now. In the rest of this acknowledgement, we describe the items comprised in the companion journal issues. Namely, the Computer and Informatics journal (which some readers will recall by its older name: Computers and Artificial Intelligence) is making the sixth and last issue of its 2001 volume a thematic issue, also edited by Martino and Nissan, and titled “Artificial Intelligence and Formal Approaches to Legal Evidence”. Yet another journal, Information and Communications Tech-

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