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Legal technology project to transform legal education in New Zealand
The world that we are living in today will not be the world our children live in. Technology, cyber security and AI (artificial intelligence) are transforming...
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 Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales (2013–2017) The Rt Hon Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd PC is the New Zealand Law...
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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Legal Hackers presents the 2020 Computational Law Festival
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Teaching Tech: How Legal Education Coursework Is Changing in Today’s Digital Era via @Legaltech_news
Teaching Tech: How Legal Education Coursework Is Changing in Today’s Digital Era | Legaltech News
In an industry that’s in the midst of a major disruption, law students are demanding that schools prepare them not just for the rapidly changing...
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Integrating technology in contemporary legal education
Integrating technology in contemporary legal education
(2019). Integrating technology in contemporary legal education. The Law Teacher. Ahead of Print.
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Should govts compel businesses to decrypt their data or hand over passwords? Our @NZLawFoundation funded research, led by Michael Dizon, has been featured on National Business Review:
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Don't compel businesses to weaken encryption, Waikato Uni says
There is no such thing as creating a back door for law enforcement only, the study said.
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