🔗 Who cites «One Law, Many Languages: Benchmarking Multilingual Legal Reasoning for Judicial Support»

22 papers of our library cite it (of the 149,439 whose bibliographies we read) · 2 with a page here, the most cited first · ← back to «One Law, Many Languages: Benchmarking Multilingual Legal Reasoning for Judicial Support»

1. LegalBench: A Collaboratively Built Benchmark for Measuring Legal Reasoning in Large Language ModelsarXiv:2308.11462Neel Guha; Julian Nyarko; Daniel E. Ho; Christopher Re; Adam Chilton; Aditya Narayana; Alex Chohlas-Wood; Austin Peters; Brandon Waldon; Daniel N. Rockmore; Diego Zambrano; Dmitry Talisman; Enam Hoque; Faiz Surani; Frank Fagan; Galit Sarfaty; Gregory M. Dickinson; Haggai Porat; Jason Hegland; Jessica Wu; Joe Nudell; Joel Niklaus; John Nay; Jonathan H. Choi; Kevin Tobia; Margaret Hagan; Megan Ma; Michael Livermore; Nikon Rasumov-Rahe; Nils Holzenberger; Noam Kolt; Peter Henderson; Sean Rehaag; Sharad Goel; Shang Gao; Spencer Williams; Sunny Gandhi; Tom Zur; Varun Iyer;, Zehua Li2023 · 389 citations
2. From Global Benchmarks to Local Evaluations: Benchmarking LLMs for the German Public SectorarXiv:2608.17827Camilla Dalerci, Thilo Michael, Robin Schaefer, et al.2026

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