Online Workshop on the Computational Analysis of Law
W, 10 Jan. 12–1:15 Jed Stiglitz. Historical Trends in Macro-Jurisprudence: A Language Model Assessment, 1870–2014. Discussant: Lincoln Mullen (George Mason University)
W, 31 Jan. 12–1:15 Hajin Kim. Machine Reading ESG Disclosures. Discussant: Jens Frankenreiter (Washington University, St. Louis)
Th, 22 Feb. 12–1:15 Jon Choi. Citation Sentiment in the US Supreme Court. Discussant: Nina Varsava (UW-Madison)
T, 12 March 12–1:15 Florencia Marotta-Wurgler. Machines That Think Like Lawyers: Issues, Methodology, and Evidence from Privacy Policies. Discussant: Adam Badawi (UC-Berkeley)
W, 3 April 12–1:15 Morgan Hazelton. Facts as Slippery Things: The Supreme Court and Factual Presentations. Discussant: Amit Haim (Stanford)
Th, 25 April 12–1:15 Felix Chang. The Strength of Bad Ties: Modeling Tying Caselaw Since the Sherman Act. Discussant: Josh Fischman (UVA)
W, 15 May 12–1:15 Taylor Dalton. Measuring Treaty Obligation. Discussant: Wolfgang Alschner (University of Ottawa)
Th, 30 May 12–1:15 Elliott Ash. Public Reason in the Public Square? Automating Legal Accessibility. Discussant: Richard Re (UVA)
All times U.S. Eastern.
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