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P-ISSN 1033-4505
E-ISSN 2202-4824
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Vol. 38, Issue (2), 2026October 01, 2026 AEST

Disciplined Integration: AI and the Legal Profession’s Existing Duties

Pouya Lajevardi, JD, HBSc,
AILaw
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Articles in Vol. 38, Issue (2), 2026

Vol. 38, Issue (2), 2026
  • Algorithmic Publicity and the Right to a Fair Trial
    Ariss Laghai
  • The Giving Of Reasons: Judgement Writing, Judicial Reasoning, and GenAI
    Felicity J BellMichael Legg
  • Disciplined Integration: AI and the Legal Profession's Existing Duties
    Pouya Lajevardi
  • 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 Teleology
    MOSTAFA BIKARANBEHESHT
Bond Law Review
Pouya Lajevardi, Disciplined Integration: AI and the Legal Profession’s Existing Duties, 38 Bond Law Review 93 (2026).
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