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FinEstLawSampo
Cross-border Multilingual Search for Legislation |
Project Goals
This project is part of a larger project Cross-Border Digital Services (CBDS) programme, financed by the Nordic Council of Ministers. The project brings together leading voices and experts from the digitally advanced Nordic and Baltic countries to address the current and future state of digital connectivity and cross-border mobility in Europe. Our joint work with the Finnish Ministry of Justice in the project focuses on the versatile use of the Nordic and Baltic legal databases with the goal of introducing a Proof-of-Concept of a joint search interface for Nordic and Baltic legislative databases.
The Proof-of-Concept demonstrator under development
https://finestlaw.demo.seco.cs.aalto.fiutilises two different legal databases, the Estonian Riigi Teataja and Finnish Finlex, re-using the Lawsampo system as a platform. The solution is based on using Linked Open Data.
More information can be found in the publications listed below.
Project Team
Eero Hyvönen (leader), Aalto University, University of Helsinki (HELDIG)
Heikki Rantala, Aalto University
Hien Cao, Aalto University
Rafael Leal, Aalto University
Muhammad Faiz Wahjoe, Aalto University
Aki Hietanen, Ministry of Justice
Anne Kari, Finnish Digital Agency
