The ELI (European Legislation Identifier) ontology for legal impacts (abbreviated ELI-I) is an extension of the core ELI ontology that gives a formal data model to express impacts of legislation acts.ELI-I allow to describe:the impact analysis process,the impacts of modifying text,the updates to the consolidated version of the legislation in response to these changes.Impacts from any source may also be described, such as court of justice decisions, doctrinal texts, even if those impacts would not be consolidated.ELI-I resolves around the notion of "Impact". It can be used to describe the…

The ELI annotation tool is a tool for building notices describing legal resources using the European Legislation Identifier (http://www.eurlex.europa.eu/eli/) (ELI) standard. The notices describe several standard legal entities (legal resources, legal expressions and formats) using standard properties. The values of some of these properties are constrained using controlled vocabularies described with the SKOS standard (https://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/)). The notices can be created for three different types of resources: acts, official journals and consolidations. For each of these types, the…

If you have any comments or feedbacks on the beta version of ELI-DL, please share them in this discussion topic. The ELI (European Legislation Identifier) ontology for draft legislation (abbreviated ELI-DL) is an extension of the core ELI ontology that gives a formal data model to disseminate structured data about legislative projects. In particular it enables the structured annotation of existing web pages (using RDFa or JSON-LD) in order to turn their information into machine-readable data. The aim is to support the following use-cases : easier and earlier data exchange between legal…