The Institute
of Legal Information Theory and Techniques of the CNR explores
the impact of information and telecommunications technologies
on law and law-related activity and it creates advanced applications
in the field of legal computing and computing law.
The target of the Institute's acrivities are legal practitioners
in the public and private sector and its natural interlocutors
are scholars (from Universities and other research establishments)
involved in the disciplines that pertain to the Institute's
areas of expertise.
The Institute's priorities
are:
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The study
and development of technologies for law and the public administration
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Consultancy
for public administrations as supporto for e-government policy
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The production
and distribution of law databases and of specialized computer
software.
In order to meet these objectives the Institute:
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fosters collaborative
scholarly relationships with analogous international and European
Community bodies as well as with single countries also through
the exchange of experiences and personnel;
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offers consultancy in
its sectors of expertise through conventions with public bodies
and reserch contracts and by providing technical-scholarly
services with respect to its institutional goals taking into
account their impact on resources and its image;
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offers training for academic
and technical personnel in particular from the public administration,
and it collaborates with universities for the teaching of
legal information technology and for the acquiring of a doctorate
in the areas that its competencies span.
The result that the ITTIG feels able to pursue
with success is that of being a research institute of the highest
quality with a multi-disciplinary vocation that is able to adequately
meet the expanding demands of public institutions and civil
society in an area that is not covered by other academic institutions.
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