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Dilek Küçük, Fazli Can
The authors review selected datasets, benchmarks, and ontologies for computational law, the representation of legal rules and regulations in forms computers can process. They describe resources spanning legal tasks, jurisdictions, and languages, including LegalBench’s 162 reasoning tasks and LEXTREME’s 11 datasets across 24 languages. The review maps these examples, but does not evaluate resource quality or establish legal systems’ reliability.
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