. Huang, Z., Schlobach, S., Van Harmelen, F., Casellas, N., & Casanovas, P. Dynamic aspects of OPJK legal ontology, pages 113–129. 2007. doi abstract bibtex The OPJK (Ontology of Professional Judicial Knowledge) is a legal ontology developed to map questions of junior judges to a set of stored frequently asked questions. In this paper, we investigate dynamic and temporal aspects of one of the SEKT legal ontologies, by subjecting the ontology OPJK to MORE, a multi-version ontologies reasoning Sys-tem. MORE is based on a temporal logic approach. We show how the temporal logic approach can be used to obtain a better understanding of dynamic and temporal evolution of legal ontologies.
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