General Class Extension on Aide Rulebase

Ok, several people have emailed to say that they have been having problems with accessing Aide.

I think I’ve fixed the problem, so you should be able to access it now.

Since it is now Sunday, I’m giving everyone an extra weekend to do their rulebase.

This means that your Aide rulebase is due in on Monday 6 November 2006

Other due dates remain unchanged.

Russell Allen

• Lectures
  • Lecture 1
  • Lecture 2
    • The Internet and Search Engines
    • Law Reference Sites
  • Lecture 3
  • Lecture 4
  • Lecture 5
    • IT and the Courts
• Student Term Papers
• Student User Pages and Blogs
• Resources/Miscellaneous
  • Useful Links
• WIP Notice Board
• freelance writing jobs

• LAWS1032 Wordpress Blog
  • Using Blogs for Client Advice
  • The Ultimate Blog Post
  • Fired for using blogs at work
• Social Networking – what's it all about?
• Web Design
  • Hypertext
  • Legal Hypertext Systems
  • Principles of Hypertext Design
  • Html elements

• Online Directories
• Relevance Ranking
  • The precision and recall conundrum
• Web Search Strategies
• Search Engines & the Law
  1. The Inspiration for this topic
  2. The Development of Search Engines in Recent History
     • In the Beginning....
     • The Rise of Google
     • Search Engine Technology
     • Create Your Own
  3. Using Search Engines in the Legal context
  4. The Future in this space
  5. Conclusion
• Text Retrieval
• Information Retrieval
• New Citizendium to correct Wikipedia's wrongs?
  • Watch Citizendium unfold here
• Will Wikipedia Mean the End of Traditional Encyclopedias? and other related articles
• Wikipedia useful page

• Search Engines - Key Types
  • Web Spiders
  • The Invisible Web
  • Web Portals
  • Metasearch engines
• The rise and use of search engines
• The Limitations of Internet-Wide Search Engines
• Defamation and the Internet
  • Australian Cases
• Defamation in e-mail
• The expansion of google search
• The Virtual Global Taskforce (VGT)
• Create Your Own Legal Research Search Engine
• Writely - An Online Text Editor
• Diigo - An Online Research and Annotation Tool
• Onenote - Microsoft's Note Taking Tool

1. Using AUSTLII and the LII Family
2. Hints and tips for more efficient use of Legal Databases
3. Efficiency of using search engines for legal research
4. Internet Legal Research techniques
5. Internet and the Law
6. International Legal Portals
7. USA Legal Databases
8. Legislation
9. Secondary Materials/Caselaw
10. LexisNexis

• Syntax and Semantic
• Semantic Web
• Overview of Expert Systems
• The components of a legal expert system
• Different types of legal expert
• Some Examples of Legal Expert Systems
• Using Legal Expert Systems
• Issues in Using Legal Expert Systems
• eGanges A Legal Expert System, see also more on eGanges
• Types of knowledge-based applications to legal practice
• Using Google's notebook tool for online legal research
• Neural Networks - a better form of legal decision making

• Digital Certificates
• Digital Certificates - Is Your Internet Banking Secure?
• Trust Technologies
• PKI (Public Key Infrastructure)
• Communications Security
• OpenDocument
• Free E-mail Certificate
• More on eGanges, refer also eGanges A Legal Expert System

Electronic Transaction Act 2000 (NSW)

• 'Shyster' A Expert Legal System
• 'Richard Susskind' - Overachiever or just a young looking old guy? You be the judge
• A Paradigm Shift?
• Time Based Billing
• Legal Advice via E-means
• Electronic Case Management in Courts
  • Electronic Appeal book
• eConveyancing
• The Effect of Advances in Technology for Lawyers and the Provision of Advice

• Online Dispute Resolution
• Videoconferencing in the Courts
• Electronic Filing
• Virtual Court
• Defamation and the Internet
• Internet and Jurisdiction
• Courtroom Technology

• Adam Shell
• Lanny James

• Computer and Law Resources
• Using Large Amounts of Caffeine in Legal Practice
• Class Wiki Tips
• Legal Podcasts
• Computerisation of the courts
• Media Reforms

For the ultimate website relating to legal issues and the net see Outlaw.com

 HTML and PMP embedding is disabled by default in this Wiki.  Does anyone know how to enable it?

As far as I am aware, there doesn’t seem to be any options to modify text colour. Maybe the wiki designer thought it might seem strange to have different coloured text everywhere (unless if it’s for code display - ie: html, php). Never the less, if you are still interested, have a look at plugins, it lists all the ‘plugins’ you can add to the wiki (maybe one of them has the option to add colour :) ). Though you might need to convince Mr Russell Allen to install it for you.

This might ‘help’ us all help It would be nice to change the template

There are plenty of templates on offer but getting them from there to here??