Lexecute is a tool to make the access to legal information easier both for lay people and legal experts. It has been developed within eJustice, an EU research-project aiming at improving the efficiency of legal processes by the means of computer aided tools.

Lexecute is a prototype, thus its content may be erroneous or incomplete. We disclaim any liability for the displayed information.

Lexecute shows legal procedures from a new perspective. A process is not shown as a huge collection of legal texts, but as an enhanced workflow model, which means in a graphical representation. We've taken the German "Mahnverfahren" (Order for payment procedure) as an example to illustrate our idea of an intuitively usable, practical knowledge representation for judicials.

» how does Lexecute work?

» start Lexecute (Java and JavaScript required)

» start Lexecute (no Java required)

» start Lexecute/EAW (Java and JavaScript required)

» start Lexecute/Compendium (Java and JavaScript required)

For further information, please contact the eJustice consortium, or the following project partners directly:

Institute for Law and Informatics, Saarland University, M. Luuk, S. Münch,G. Sijanski
Institute for Information Systems, DFKI, Fabrice Zangl
Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik, MPG, Jörn Freiheit

Lexecute has been developed with the Aris toolset.