Progress in juridical systems for document retrieval
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v26i1.4698Keywords:
Document management systems, Information law, Law LISAbstract
Document retrieval systems are in continuous improvement: through the incorporation of utilities dependent on the expansion of their use, the advancement of technological applications and the clear separation of their functions. The article proposes by considering several examples, developed in the legal and the judicial field, to take them as a reference to promote the improvement of such systems in other areas.
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