| 2020 | Judges Are from Mars, Pro Se Litigants Are from Venus: Predicting Decisions from Lay Text. | Karl Branting, Carlos Balhana, Craig Pfeifer, John S. Aberdeen, Bradford Brown |
| 2020 | Explanation in Hybrid, Two-Stage Models of Legal Prediction. | Karl Branting |
| 2020 | Explaining Arguments at the Dutch National Police. | Annemarie Borg, Floris Bex |
| 2020 | Traffic Rules Encoding Using Defeasible Deontic Logic. | Hanif Bhuiyan, Guido Governatori, Andy Bond, Sbastien Demmel, Mohammad Badiul Islam, Andry Rakotonirainy |
| 2020 | Topic Modelling Brazilian Supreme Court Lawsuits. | Pedro Henrique Luz de Araujo, Tefilo E. de Campos |
| 2020 | Permissioned Blockchains: Towards Privacy Management and Data Regulation Compliance. | Paulo Henrique Cardoso Alves, Isabella Zalcberg Frajhof, Fernando A. Correia, Clarisse Sieckenius de Souza, Hlio Lopes |
| 2020 | Plain Language Assessment of Statutes. | Wolfgang Alschner, Daniel D'Alimonte, Giovanni C. Giuga, Sophie Gadbois |
| 2020 | Reasoning over Knowledge Graphs in an Intuitionistic Description Logic. | Bernardo Alkmim, Edward Hermann Haeusler, Daniel Schwabe |
| 2019 | Location Privacy and Inference in Online Social Networks. | Mirko Zichichi |
| 2019 | Modelling the US Constitution to Establish Constitutional Dictatorship. | Valeria Zahoransky, Christoph Benzmller |
| 2019 | On the Optimized Utilization of Smart Contracts in DLTs from the Perspective of Legal Representation and Legal Reasoning. | Liuwen Yu |
| 2019 | Neural Network Based Rhetorical Status Classification for Japanese Judgment Documents. | Hiroaki Yamada, Simone Teufel, Takenobu Tokunaga |
| 2019 | Examination of Current AI Systems within the Scope of Right to Explanation and Designing Explainable AI Systems. | Orhan Gazi Yalin |
| 2019 | Extended Preface. | |
| 2019 | On Constructing a Knowledge Base of Chinese Criminal Cases. | Xiaohan Wu, Benjamin L. Liebman, Rachel E. Stern, Margaret E. Roberts, Amarnath Gupta |
| 2019 | Computer-Assisted Creation of Boolean Search Rules for Text Classification in the Legal Domain. | Hannes Westermann, Jaromr Savelka, Vern R. Walker, Kevin D. Ashley, Karim Benyekhlef |
| 2019 | ERST: Leveraging Topic Features for Context-Aware Legal Reference Linking. | Sabine Wehnert, Gabriel Campero Durand, Gunter Saake |
| 2019 | Reasoning in Court with the Outcome of a Machine Learning Algorithm with Case Law as an Input. | Genevive Vanderstichele |
| 2019 | Combining Textual and Visual Information for Typed and Handwritten Text Separation in Legal Documents. | Alessandro Torrisi, Robert Bevan, Katie Atkinson, Danushka Bollegala, Frans Coenen |
| 2019 | Verifying Meaning Equivalence in Bilingual International Treaties. | Linyuan Tang, Kyo Kageura |
| 2019 | The Difference between Explainable and Explaining: Requirements and Challenges under the GDPR. | Francesco Sovrano, Fabio Vitali, Monica Palmirani |
| 2019 | Generating Regular Expressions from Semantically and Pragmatically Analysed Text as Forensic Search Support in Evidence Mining. | Abiodun Abdullahi Solanke |
| 2019 | Application of Character-Level Language Models in the Domain of Polish Statutory Law. | Aleksander Smywinski-Pohl, Krzysztof Wrbel, Karol Lasocki, Michal Jungiewicz |
| 2019 | Legal Text Generation from Abstract Meaning Representation. | Vu Trong Sinh, Minh Le Nguyen, Ken Satoh |
| 2019 | Towards a Computational Theory of Action, Causation and Power for Normative Reasoning. | Giovanni Sileno, Alexander Boer, Tom M. van Engers |