arnaudmiribel

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   by arnaudmiribel 8y ago

   That's totally right. In our original dataset, 45% of decisions have no explicit titles splitting categories, so it's quite difficult to read them. We classify each paragraph as one of "facts", "pleas", "g
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   by arnaudmiribel 8y ago

   Good point! Some French jurisdictions are working on it: see "Towards more understandable decisions from the Court of Cassation (finally)" published last week https://bit.ly/2Ivhcgf
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   by arnaudmiribel 8y ago

   Currently, not all this data is freely available on the net. Doctrine has actually established partnerships with many French jurisdictions to collect court decisions and publishes them on https://www.doctrine.fr :)
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   Structuring Legal Documents with Deep Learning(blog.doctrine.fr)

   79 points by arnaudmiribel 8y ago|14 comments