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Innovation through Recycling

I often say that we do not need to reinvent the wheel every single time we want to innovate. We need to introduce concept of recycling to innovation in law. There are so many concepts, tools, services and technology in other fields that can be applied to the legal field. At the same time, conceptsContinue reading “Innovation through Recycling”

THE REDDIT DIVORCE BOT

There are some great legal platforms out there and I’m sure that many will be developed in the future that will truly bring about change in the legal field. However, some legal platforms feel redundant. Not because they do not work well, but because they do not reach their intended audience. I understand how hardContinue reading “THE REDDIT DIVORCE BOT”

Godforsaken Women: The Rights of Ethno-religious Minority Women

Godforsaken Women The world often forgets that the Middle East was once a vibrant heterogeneous region. It is easy to discount the various minority inhabitants of the region when sectarian violence between the two main Islamic factions rules the news reports. Ever so often however, the world jolts awake. The recent wake up call wasContinue reading “Godforsaken Women: The Rights of Ethno-religious Minority Women”

Mapping out the Chinese Petition System

Ctrl+Alt+Delete Ever had a system crash on your computer? Remember that moment of annoyance not knowing what exactly went wrong while you furiously press Ctrl+Alt+Delete? It is frustrating for many reasons, not in the least because you have no idea why the system crashed in the first place. This scenario happens in legal systems asContinue reading “Mapping out the Chinese Petition System”

Data Mining Rule of Law in Hungary

If you could have any superpower in the world, what would you choose? That’s the question I ask people whenever I have to explain what data mining is and why it is so useful. The two most common answers to that question are flying and reading thoughts. It is quite clear why human beings areContinue reading “Data Mining Rule of Law in Hungary”