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An Approach to Legal Rules Modelling and Automatic Learning

In this paper an approach to legal rules modelling based on a semantic model for legislation and oriented to knowledge reusability and sharing is presented. An automatic methodology able to support rules learning is proposed as well: it is based on techniques of knowledge extraction from legislative texts. This combined approach is aimed at giving a contribution to bridge the gap between consensus and authoritativeness in legal knowledge representation.