Rinke Hoekstra Use of OWL in the Legal Domain Statement of Interest OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg.

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Rinke Hoekstra Use of OWL in the Legal Domain Statement of Interest OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Overview  Context  Texts and Representation  Representation and Reasoning  Conclusions OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Context  Legal Knowledge Representation  Formal models of Legal Theory  Case based reasoning, Argument theory, Deontic logics, Dispute resolution  Formal models of Legal Content  Assessment, Planning, Ontologies, Harmonisation, Simulation  Annotation  Versioning, authority, accessibility, cross- referencing OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Text and Representation (1)  Legal texts  Official status  Closely interlinked  Different authorities  Intricate versioning  Decisions are based on authority of text ➙ Trust OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Text and Representation (2)  A KR:  should be traceable to source,  should mimic the  structural, and  dynamic properties of texts, and  is secondary, it is an annotation  Definitions are scoped  (Parts of) a particular text  Temporal validity  Jurisdiction OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Law and the Semantic Web  Strong analogy  Different users  Different uses  No single information provider  Two languages  MetaLex/CEN XML  Structure, references, versions of legal texts  Legal Knowledge Interchange Format (LKIF)  ESTRELLA Project OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Legal Layer Cake OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Representation and Reasoning (1)  Lessons learned  LKIF-Core Ontology  Expressiveness  Significant impact on reasoner performance  But still too restricted to represent common patterns (e.g. transactions, structured objects)  … resort to DL-Safe rules? No!  Interest: Description graphs OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Representation and Reasoning (2)  Hybrid Approaches  Unavoidable when building KBS  Interaction with legacy systems  Extensions (of OWL)  Interest: DLP/Prime/RIF (DLRule)  Conditional (or partial) Classification  Geo: LegalAtlas  Compensation of land use  Interest: Pronto OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Representation and Reasoning (3)  Extension mechanisms  Adding non-standard semantics  Stratified meta-levels  Connection to text sources (as RDF)  Interest: advanced annotations  Accountability  Interest: explanation OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Conclusions  We want it all:  Expressivity  Performance  Explanation  Annotation  Extensions  Versioning  Interaction with Rules  Sorry OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg

Links  Leibniz Center for Law  MetaLex/CEN  LKIF Core OWLED 2008 DC, Gaithersburg