Book review: Bram Roth, case-based reasoning in the law: A formal theory of reasoning by case comparison. Ph. D. thesis, the university of maastricht, 2003. 181 pp [Book Review]

Artificial Intelligence and Law 12 (3):227-229 (2004)
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