LegalCiteM TC

Date: November 4, 2015

Time: 10:00 a.m. EST; 5:00 p.m. EST (Pacific)

In attendance: D. Bennett, Dann, Heywood, Joergenson, Larrington, Lupescu, Knapp, Neuren, Niedringhaus, Palmirani, Parisse, Tabone, Vitali

1. Jane Larrington will chair the executive documents sc.

2. Discussed the beginnings of a technical solution.

https://wiki.oasis-open.org/legalcitem/FundamentalRequirements3rd

Vocabulary most important part

Locator: immediately useable information

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anonymous morphed into Melanie Knapp

anonymous morphed into Michael Neuren

Melanie Knapp: Hello! Please track your attendance: https://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/legalcitem/event.php?event_id=40963

Melanie Knapp: Kris, have you called in yet? I seem to be by myself and I'm wondering if I mis-dialed?

anonymous morphed into Monica Palmirani

Kris Niedringhaus: I called the number in the calendar notice and on the website but it says it changed (it must be the old number) however, I didn't get the new number b/c the recording broke off. Do you have it?

Michael Neuren: U.S. - (641) 715-3822

Luxembourg - +352 20 30 12 04

France - +33 7 55 50 02 40

Italy - +39 081 006 0876

Japan - +81 3-5050-6424

UK - +44 330 998 1214

Access code: 226 238

Melanie Knapp: (641) 715-3822. Access code: 226 238

Kris Niedringhaus: Thank you Michael...and Melanie

Fabio Vitali: hello

Melanie Knapp: Italy call in: +39 081 006 0876

Fabio Vitali: calling in now

Melanie Knapp: Great!

Melanie Knapp: @Everybody: the calendar notices were all sent before the number changed. The calendar notices through this year are all going to have the wrong number. I will send a separate email reminder before each meeting with the correct number.

Fabio Vitali: Melanie, for your information, there was an objection from OASIS as to specify access codes in event calls, since these documents are public and trolls have been known to disrupt calls

Melanie Knapp: @Fabio, you mean don't put it in the chatroom?

Monica Palmirani: I am not able to enter in the call

Fabio Vitali: no in the mail message

Monica Palmirani: using the Italian number

Monica Palmirani: I am not able to enter

Fabio Vitali: why?

parisse: Hello, could I have the number for Belgium ?

Melanie Knapp: @parisse, I don't have belgium, I have luxembourg and france! did you have a belgium number before?

parisse: yes

Melanie Knapp: @parisse, i will need to ask chet to assign one for belgium. i'll email him now.

parisse: depending on my location, Belgium or Luxembourg. Today it is Belgium

Fabio Vitali: Veornique, could you try the old number? The Italian number did not change

Monica Palmirani: I am now in the chat

Monica Palmirani: if you cut and past the 226 238 the system take only 26238 instead of 226238. Pay attention.

Fabio Vitali: ok

Melanie Knapp: Can we take a vote to make Jane Larrington chair of exec docs sc? I haven't posted a vote. let's see if we can get enough voters on this call.

Daniel Bennett: +1

John Joergensen: Seconded!

John Joergensen: Aye!

Melanie Knapp: All ayes on the call.

Fabio Vitali: http://akresolver.cs.unibo.it/examples/ECLI.html

Fabio Vitali: https://wiki.oasis-open.org/legalcitem/FundamentalRequirements3rd

anonymous morphed into Catherine Tabone

parisse: it is ok

Fabio Vitali: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#page-25

Daniel Bennett: definitional. hard to force external creators from using different methods to cite

Daniel Bennett: important that each time, it must be true and machine readable.

Daniel Bennett: however, I would step away from using POOR, as that may be a cultural or organizational choice.

Daniel Bennett: and using resolvers creates problems. Should that be considered a POOR thing to do?

Daniel Bennett: @Fabio missing in all of this is who is creating a citation. almost by definition, it is by an external party. (I have proposed a self citation in original and authentic documents to help external parties.)

Daniel Bennett: What about a machine that speaks... machine readable language?

Monica Palmirani: Can you put an example here Fabio?

Fabio Vitali: http://akresolver.cs.unibo.it/ecli/ECLI:DE:BVerwG:2015:150915B9KSt2.15.0&action=resolve

Melanie Knapp: Some URIs of judgments

/ecli/ECLI:DE:BVerwG:2015:150915B9KSt2.15.0

/akn/de/judgment/entscheidung/BVerwG/2015-09-30/B1B42-15-0

/akn/de/judgment/entscheidung/BVerwG/2013-12-12/U2C49-11-0/deu@.pdf

/ecli/ECLI:DE:BVerwG:2015:140915B4B16.15.0/deu@.pdf

/akn/de/judgment/entscheidung/BVerwG/2015-09-28/B4BN22-15-0

/akn/de/judgment/entscheidung/BVerwG/2015-10-08/B3B54-15-0/deu@.pdf

Fabio Vitali: http://akresolver.cs.unibo.it/ecli/ECLI:DE:BVerwG:2015:150915B9KSt2.15.0&action=debug

Daniel Bennett: @Fabio on the PDF version the resolver did not allow for a page reference in the PDF. If it had been a URL you could have referenced a page or your resolver should have done it. (e.g. #page=10 )

Daniel Bennett: @Fabio We differ. And data validation for URIs is bad

Daniel Bennett: in quiet place

Daniel Bennett: URIs that are parsed have leading zero issues and escaped issues

Daniel Bennett: HTML has allergies to non-domain URIs. mailto and href good. URNs yikes

Daniel Bennett: URIs that are not mailto, href etc means that they are not: unique, parsable, etc

Daniel Bennett: might as well use multiple fields instead of a string. that allows for data validation

Daniel Bennett: FRBR... got it

Daniel Bennett: manifestations etc,

Daniel Bennett: hmmm

Daniel Bennett: but a series of fields like CSL is better than strings

Daniel Bennett: POST to a form. allows for data validation and good errors.

Daniel Bennett: resolvers for strings have all and more problems

Kris Niedringhaus: I have a meeting so must leave the call.

Melanie Knapp: @Kris, ok. We will wrap up soon and take this up again in two weeks.

Daniel Bennett: OK. @Fabio

Fabio Vitali: goo-gl works, tiny url work,

Fabio Vitali: they all work

Monica Palmirani: the resolver is good also for resolving the references to the best option for the lawyer/legislator/judge

Daniel Bennett: and Microdata with multiple key pairs work to... and a locator to boot.

Monica Palmirani: examples: on time, jurisdiction, renumbering of the fragments

Melanie Knapp: Fabio says we are at a critical juncture. The building block. Suggestions for working together to get this right...

Daniel Bennett: and URLs can have multiple fields: &section=3;$subsection=b

Monica Palmirani: In legal domain the section_3 is different in t1 and in t2

Daniel Bennett: for another time

Melanie Knapp: We can email together, and then we talk again in two weeks. Very important we all review and think and talk together.

Monica Palmirani: the resolver can redirect to the correct section_3 that you intend to see

Daniel Bennett: thanks

Monica Palmirani: ok

Monica Palmirani: thanks

John Heywood: oops...just got disconnected from the call. See you all next time.

Daniel Bennett: ciao

Monica Palmirani: In the next call we are able to show the same resolver also for some example of ELI. We are doing this job in the BO-ECLI project.

Monica Palmirani: Ciao

Melanie Knapp: Call ending. Thank you everyone. Ciao!

parisse: Bye