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Vol. 38, Issue (2), 2026October 13, 2026 AEST
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAW
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAW
DisruptiveTechnologiesUnmet ExpectationsLegal RisksEnterprise GovernanceDirectors DutiesArtificial IntelligenceLegal Linguistics EngineeringArtificial General IntelligenceLegal AutomationLegal Stakeholders
Articles in Vol. 38, Issue (2), 2026
Vol. 38, Issue (2), 2026
- Algorithmic Publicity and the Right to a Fair TrialAriss Laghai
- The Giving Of Reasons: Judgement Writing, Judicial Reasoning, and GenAIFelicity J BellMichael Legg
- Disciplined Integration: AI and the Legal Profession's Existing DutiesPouya Lajevardi
- Use of Artificial Intelligence by the Australian Taxation Office: Impact on Voluntary ComplianceMichael Croft
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAWDavid G Millhouse
- Reconsidering the Epistemological Foundations of Economic Analysis of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: From Posnerian Efficiency to Algorithmic Rationality and the Transformation of Legal TeleologyMOSTAFA BIKARANBEHESHT
David G Millhouse, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAW, 38 Bond Law Review 155 (2026).