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The Stanford CodeX Center for Legal Informatics is a research center at Stanford University focused on the application of technology to law, and is jointly operated by Stanford Law School and Stanford University School of Engineering.[1].

Mission

CodeX's mission is to employ a multidisciplinary approach to addressing problems in the law by applying computer science technologies, methods, and theories to legal problems.

History

The center was founded in 2006 by Professor Michael Genesereth, Dr. Roland Vogl, Professor Harry Surden and Attorney Joshua Walker, at Stanford University. The Codex Center was originally called "Codex: The Stanford Center for Computers and the Law" and was renamed to "Codex: The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics" in 2016.

References

  1. ^ "'Codex: The Stanford for Legal Informatics'".
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