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	AustLII Research Seminars
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2015 Seminars

• Different meanings of "free access to law": Civil law and common law comparisons - Professor Graham Greenleaf (UNSW) - 8 October 2015

2014 Seminars

• Free access subject resources - The International Privacy Law Library - Professor Graham Greenleaf (UNSW) - 28 November 2014
• Semantic Web Regulatory Models, Ethics and Information Principles: The CAPER example - Professor Pompeu Casanova (UAB) - 8 September 2014
• What's in a name? (with apologies to Mr Shakespeare, aka Mr "Smith") - anonymising Family Court of Australia judgments - Lyn Newlands (FamCA) - 11 August 2014
• The many uses of Trove - Dr Tim Sherratt (NLA) - 28 July 2014

2013 Seminars

• Oily rags and online resolve: NZLII and free access to law in New Zealand - Associate Professor Donna Buckingham (Otago) - 2 December 2013
• "Free access to law" and "Open Data" - Similarities and Differences - Professor Daniel Poulin (U.Montreal) - 19 November 2013
• Convergent literacies - legal research, legal informatics and legal education - Professor Paul Maharg (ANU) - 13 August 2013
• The LawCite citator - Its potential uses, and some heuristics behind it - Professor Andrew Mowbray - 11 July 2013
• Policy foundations of AustLII: One approach to free access to law - Professor Graham Greenleaf - 4 June 2013
• Legislation online from Australian governments: Achievements and issues - Michael Rubacki - 7 May 2013

2012 Seminars

• Recovering Cases from Before Australian Law Reporting - Dr Lisa Ford, Professor Bruce Kercher - 11 September 2012
• Reconsidering the meaning of 'free access to legal information - Professor Graham Greenleaf - 7 August 2012
• Combining Different Summarization Techniques for Legal Text. - Filippo Galgani - 3 July 2012
• Searching Law in Multiple Asian Languages - Philip Chung - 5 June 2012
• Computable Contracts - Associate Professor Harry Surden - 30 April 2012