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INTELIGNCIA JURDICA

20 de abril de 2003, 10h44

O dia 14 de maro de 2003 um dia marcante para a nova cincia jurdicabrasileira. Marca o incio da conferncia anual da Associao Britnica deEducao e Tecnologia Jurdica, na University of Greenwich, em Londres, e,pela primeira vez na histria do evento, dois trabalhos brasileiros foramselecionados para apresentao. Ambos versam sobre inovaesmetodolgicas e tecnolgicas no mundo jurdico, na rea do ensino jurdico eda digitalizao completa dos procedimentos forenses.

Est nascendo uma nova forma de organizao social, orientada pelosparadigmas libertrios da cultura digital, e este referencial est gerandoinovadoras maneiras de organizar a "normatividade" e de ensinar o "direito".Os sonhos de uma justia realmente gil, e de um ensino realmente eficienteesto prximos de virar realidade. Estas so as concluses dos trabalhosbrasileiros escolhidos pelo comit cientfico do Bileta.

As duas pesquisas brasileiras foram realizadas pela equipe do Ijuris - InstitutoJurdico de Inteligncia a Sistemas:

- Tania C.D. Bueno, Erica B.Q. Ribeiro, Hugo C. Hoeschl: "E-Courts in Brazil:Conceptual modelling for entirely electronic court processes"

- Erica B.Q. Ribeiro, Hugo C. Hoeschl, Tania C.D. Bueno: "A Brazillianexperience on technological distance learning for law students andprofessionals"

O primeiro trabalho trata do Forum Eletrnico, um ousado projeto tecnolgicoque prev uma nova forma de Justia, baseada na autonomia multilateral e nodesapego s formalidades inteis.

O segundo texto descreve modelos inovadores de ensino a distncia na reajurdica, e relata o curso "Pesquisa Jurdica na Internet", uma experinciavencedora realizada pelo Ijuris e pela Unisul. Este curso marca um novo modo

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de aprender o Direito, e j o curso com maior nmero de matrculas narecente e eficiente histria do ensino a distncia da Unisul.

Os trabalhos brasileiros foram apresentados por Samantha Hoffmann,pesquisadora do Ijuris e representante oficial do instituto no evento.

Confira o programa completo do Bileta:

Monday 14 April 2003

09:00 - 10:00 Registration and coffee

10:00 - 10:20 Welcome to the conference (Chris Reed, Director of the Centre forCommercial Law Studies, on behalf of the Institute for Computer &Communications Law as host, Paul Maharg, Bileta Chair, on behalf of Bileta)

10:20 - 11:20 Keynote Address 1

Professor Chris Reed, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary,University of London

11:30 - 13:00 Session 1 - Streamed Papers

A - ICT & Legal Practice

John Angel: "Can lawyers make money out of ecommerce?"

Stephen A. Firth & Dr. Andrea Monti: "Establishing Confidence in DigitalEvidence"

Ruth Atkins: "Capturing the IT customer's requirements: a sharedresponsibility"

B - Ecommerce I

Bostjan Makarovic: "Drafting E-Legislation: Amendments to ExistingLegislative Instruments or a New 'Information Society Act'"

Julia Hornle: "The Country of Origin Rule in the E-Commerce Directive"

Carolina Gonzalez-Honorato: "The Information Society Services and ElectronicCommerce Spanish Act"

C - IT & Legal Practice I

Radboud Winkels, Abdullatif Elhag, Joost Breuker, Emil Petkov: "ICT support



for the judiciary in Europe: the e-court project"

* Tania C.D. Bueno, Erica B.Q. Ribeiro, Hugo C. Hoeschl: "E-Courts in Brazil:Conceptual modelling for entirely electronic court processes"

Gustaf Johnssen & Nicklas Lundblad: "IT in Government: Challenges toPositivist Legal Theory"

13:00 - 14:00 Lunch


A - Access to Legal Information Online

Robin Widdison: "Electronic Paths to Justice"

Camilla Baasch Andersen: "The Internet: Tool of Law, Source of Law or Toolfor Sources - Use of the Internet in Legal Practice using Examples fromInternational Sales"

Nick Jackson: "E-learning material and open access"

B - Ecommerce II

Christophe Collard & Christophe Roquilly: "E-Commerce Contracts and ClosedDistribution Networks: How Contracts Have Been Adapted?"

Andres Guadamuz-Gonzalez: "Bringing the PayPal to the eBay: The legalimplications of the C2C electronic commerce model"

C - Internet Governance I

Wolfram Proksch & Erich Schweighofer: "The "New Icann": A Step Back in theSelf-Regulation of the Internet?"

Susan Schiavetta & Konstantinos Komaitis: "Icann's role in controllinginformation on the Internet"

Fredrik Roos: "Controlling National Top-level Domains - The Question ofLegitimacy"

15:30 - 16:00 Coffee break


A - ICT & Education



Michael Bromby, Moira MacMillan, Patricia McKellar: "Edu-KATE - A Resourcefor Learning the Law of Evidence"

* Erica B.Q. Ribeiro, Hugo C. Hoeschl, Tania C.D. Bueno: "A Brazillianexperience on technological distance learning for law students andprofessionals"

Paul Maharg: "The Lost Vocabulary: ICT, Professional Knowledge andPedagogic Identities"

B - Ecommerce III

Subhajit Basu: "Implementing E-commerce Tax Policy"

Apostolos Gkoutzinis: "Online Financial Services in the European InternalMarket and the Implementation of the E-Commerce Directive in the UK"

Scott A. Taylor: "American Tax Systems as Examples of Successful e-Government"

C - Internet Governance II

Safinaz Mohd. Hussein: "Service Provider Licensing System in the MalaysianCommunications and Multimedia Industry"

Richard Leary, Wim VanDenBerghe, John Zeleznikow: "User Requirements forFinanicial Fraud Modelling"

Maria Veronica Perez Asinari: "The WTO and the Protection of Personal Data.Do EU Measures Fall Within GATS Exception? Which Future for DataProtection within the WTO Ecommerce Context?"

D - Intellectual Property I

Ian Eagles & Louise Longdin: "Moral Rights in the Information andCommunications Industry"

Mira Sundara Rajan: "Moral Rights in Information Technology: A New Kind of'Personal Right'?"

Ronan Deazley: "Articles, the Academy and Authorising Reproductions"

17:40 - 18:30 BILETA AGM

19:30 - 20:00 Pre-dinner drinks



20:00 - 22:30 Conference dinner

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