Integration of legal analytics and information technologies: development and implementation of a web aggregator of legal information for the work of lawyers

The article explores the issues of developing a web aggregator of legal information as an innovative tool for legal analytics. The approach to classifying legal information is substantiated, which includes six main criteria: legislation, judiciary, legal information of state executive bodies, scientific publications, libraries and search engines. The significance of each criterion for forming a holistic structure of the aggregator and its interface is revealed. The practical significance of the proposed classification for the user is analyzed, in particular the possibilities of comprehensive research of legal issues, systematic analysis of legal phenomena and increasing the efficiency of the professional activity of lawyers. The significance of the aggregator as a tool that contributes to the formation of systemic legal thinking and the development of a professional legal community is emphasized. Within the framework of interdisciplinary cooperation, conceptual principles for integrating technological solutions and legal methodology in the development of the aggregator are developed. The prospects for using the aggregator as a means of improving the quality of legal analytics and the efficiency of legal activity in the conditions of digital transformation of the legal sphere are substantiated.

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INFORMATION AND LAW
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2025-03-11
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https://doi.org/10.37750/2616-6798.2025.1(52).324662
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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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Integration of legal analytics and information technologies: development and implementation of a web aggregator of legal information for the work of lawyers

O.M. Taran, Yu. V. Boyko, V. HAVLOVSKYY
INFORMATION AND LAW
Artificial Intelligence in Law
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Integration of legal analytics and information technologies: development and implementation of a web aggregator of legal information for the work of lawyers

O.M. Taran, Yu. V. Boyko, V. HAVLOVSKYY
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The article explores the issues of developing a web aggregator of legal information as an innovative tool for legal analytics. The approach to classifying legal information is substantiated, which includes six main criteria: legislation, judiciary, legal information of state executive bodies, scientific publications, libraries and search engines. The significance of each criterion for forming a holistic structure of the aggregator and its interface is revealed. The practical significance of the proposed classification for the user is analyzed, in particular the possibilities of comprehensive research of legal issues, systematic analysis of legal phenomena and increasing the efficiency of the professional activity of lawyers. The significance of the aggregator as a tool that contributes to the formation of systemic legal thinking and the development of a professional legal community is emphasized. Within the framework of interdisciplinary cooperation, conceptual principles for integrating technological solutions and legal methodology in the development of the aggregator are developed. The prospects for using the aggregator as a means of improving the quality of legal analytics and the efficiency of legal activity in the conditions of digital transformation of the legal sphere are substantiated.

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