Online Workshop on the Computational Analysis of Law
T, 21 Jan. 12–1:20 David Stein, Rethinking the Patent Bargain: Empirical Evidence of Low Patent Quality under Existing Inventiveness Standards. Amit Haim & Christoph Engel, Assessing Large Language Models for Legal Aid Triage.
Th, 20 Feb. 12–1:20 Douglas Rice & Christopher Zorn, Disagreement or Dysfunction? Using LLMs to Measure Disagreement on the U.S. Supreme Court. Peter Grajzl & Peter Murrell, Measuring Institutional Innovation: Recombinant Novelty in Early-Modern English Caselaw.
Th, 20 March 1–2:20 Dane Thorley, et al., Deriving Quantitative Data from the Text of Warrant Applications, Approvals, and Executions. Jon Choi & David Abrams, Are Police Biased? An NLP Approach.
T, 22 April 12–1:20 Jens Frankenreiter & Scott Hirst, Moving Goalposts in Corporate Elections: Measuring Advance Notice Bylaws at Scale. Jeremy McClane, Text and Context: Tracing the Evolution of Language in Loan Contracts.
Presenters in bold. All times U.S. Eastern.
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