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Surden, Harry Machine Learning and Law 2014 Article Law, Lawyers, Legal Profession, Machine Learning, Machines, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Information Technology, Data, Automation
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"Machine Learning and Law"

by Surden, Harry (2014)

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Law, Lawyers, Legal Profession, Machine Learning, Machines, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Information Technology, Data, Automation

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Surden, Harry. “Machine Learning and Law.” Washington Law Review, vol. 89, HeinOnline, 2014, p. 87.

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