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March TeLENZ Webinar
TeLENZ is pleased to present the seventh installment of its 'Leading Minds' webinar series on Law and Technology in legal education, practice, policy and...
Reminder: TeLENZ Symposium Call For Abstracts Closing 15 March!
Abstract submission for the TeLENZ Symposium on Legal Education in Practice and Policy is closing soon. Participants, from across sectors with a strong...
December TeLENZ Webinar
TeLENZ is excited to present the latest addition to its webinar series on Law and Technology in legal education, practice, policy and research. Legal...
October & November TeLENZ Webinars
TeLENZ is excited to present the latest additions to its webinar series on Law and Technology in legal education, practice, policy and research. Legal...
TeLENZ Symposium 2021: Call For Abstracts Now Open
We are delighted to announce that the TeLENZ 2021 Symposium Call for Abstracts is now open! The TeLENZ Symposium on Technology in Legal Education, Practice...
September & October TeLENZ Webinars
TeLENZ is excited to present the latest additions to its webinar series on Law and Technology in legal education, practice, policy and research. Legal...
Survey on Legal Technology
This survey seeks to obtain information from NZ law firms and In-House Counsels or Legal Practitioners in Government, business or NGOs about the current...
Lord Thomas Talks Legal Tech
The New Zealand Law Foundation's Visiting Scholar for 2019, the Rt Honourable Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd PC, took time from his busy touring schedule of NZ law...
New Zealand Law Foundation 2019 Distinguished Visiting Fellow
The Rt Hon Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd PC (image from Independent) Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales (2013–2017) The Rt Hon Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd PC is...
TeLENZ Travels in Search of Legal Tech Innovation
Associate Professor Wayne Rumbles, lead for the TeLENZ project funded by the NZ Law Foundation, will undertake a series of investigative trips to North...
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'Unauthorised Posting of Intimate Visual Recording' (eg 'revenge porn') - this will be the topic for panel discussion at the next TeLENZ 'Leading Minds' Webinar Series. Register at
TeLENZ Webinar: Unauthorised Posting of Intimate Visual Recording
TeLENZ Webinar Series for 'Leading Minds' is hosting a discussion on 'Unauthorised Posting of Intimate Visual Recording' (eg 'revenge porn')
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And check out the third in the series, 'Rules as Code Masterclass 3: AustLII DataLex'
Rules as Code Masterclass 3 - AustLII DataLex
Rules as Code is a movement transforming law and policy making globally. Join the movement and upskill with AUSCL's RaC Masterclass Series
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Check out 'Rules as Code Masterclass 2: SmartLegal'
Rules as Code Masterclass 2 - SmartLegal
Rules as Code is a movement transforming law and policy making globally. Join the movement and upskill with AUSCL's RaC Masterclass Series
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Check out 'Rules as Code Masterclass 1: Data61 and QUT'
Rules as Code Masterclass 1 - Data 61 and QUT
Rules as Code is a movement transforming law and policy making globally. Join the movement and upskill with AUSCL's RaC Masterclass Series
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Presentation at CODE, Univ of Auckland Bsns Sch on 'How AI can Counter Fake News' - Register at
CODE: How Artificial Intelligence Can Counter Fake News
The detection of false and misleading news has become a top priority to researchers and practitioners.
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A reminder that the Call for Abstracts for TeLENZ's Symposium on Technology in Legal Education, Practice and Policy closes on 15 March.
If you're researching, working or teaching in the area of tech and law, and have insights to share, we'd love to hear from you!