A Comprehensive List of Juridical Data that Should be Stored and Eternally Accessible on the Internet by Public Powers

The 3 November 2004, by Stephane Cottin, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Mr. Stéphane Cottin, Head of Computer Services and Registrar at the Constitutional Counsel in France Building this list seems impossible : the needs for the legal professionals and the public are too multiple and complex. However, access and conservation of legal data are an essential issue, just like the definition of the threshold between archives and living legal data. First, we can try to examine what is already offered, and what is missing, in order then to analyse the market of the (...)

The Implementation of Digital Legal Depositories in France

The 3 November 2004, by Catherine Lupovici, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Ms. Catherine Lupovici, Director of the Digital Library Department, Services and Networks Division, National Library of France

The Storage of Published Legal Products existing only via Electonic Mediums: a Realistic Contractual Commitment?

The 3 November 2004, by Fabien Waechter, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Mr. Fabien Waechter, Director of Lexbase Documentation, France

The GPO Project aimed at conserving the Entirety of Public American legal data

The 3 November 2004, by Claire Germain, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Mrs. Claire Germain, Edward Cornell Law Librarian and Professor of Law at Cornell Law School, Ithaca, New York -U.S.A. The Government Printing Office (GPO http://www.gpoaccess.gov/) digitization efforts have the goal to provide permanent public access in electronic form to publications of the United States Federal government, following the American principle that citizens should have free access to government information. The Government Printing Office (GPO http://www.gpoaccess.gov/) (...)

Quality management in the free access to law publishing model: a canadian perspective

The 3 November 2004, by Ivan Mokanov, Véronique Abad, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Juridical context of the framework for e-documents management in Canada, and more specifically in Quebec.

The Dematerialization of Exchange: Which Documents are Involved and What Companies are Affected?

The 3 November 2004, by Charles du Boullay, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Mr. Charles du Boullay, CDC Zantaz General Director, France

The Dematerialization of Company Accounts - The Exchange and Storage of the Data Involved

The 3 November 2004, by Bassem Asseh, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Mr. Bassem Asseh, Project Head, National Company of Account Commissioners (CNCC), France

The Implementation of the Minutier Central of Notaries in France (The Storage of Authentic Digital Acts)

The 3 November 2004, by Thierry Blanchet, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Maître Thierry Blanchet, Conseil Supérieur du Notariat, France

Introduction of the technical half-day : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

The 3 November 2004, by Isabelle de Lamberterie, in 1- Wednesday, November 3rd : The Storage of Juridical Data in Electronic Format

Mrs. Isabelle de Lamberterie, CNRS Research Director, former President of the ADIJ