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The integration of retrieval, reasoning and drafting for refugee law
1999
Proceedings of the seventh international conference on Artificial intelligence and law - ICAIL '99
We identify an argument to be the basic unit of reasoning of a system that supports the construction of arguments and drafting of determinations in refugee law. Collaboration with the Refugee Review Tribunal of Australia has led to the development of a framework for argument construction that includes over 200 generic arguments. However, these arguments may not encompass all arguments used in any particular case. The construction of non-generic arguments involves the integration of information
doi:10.1145/323706.323724
fatcat:3sr7lpev25h5jcoki4uz7qr3i4