I’m curious if anyone has checked out
Freeeed. (the Free Electronic Ediscovery package). It’s
based on Apache Lucene, an OCR package I can’t remember, and
some others. I tested out a couple versions back and it is
pretty amazing for free software that can scale-out in AWS
when you need it. Just curious if anyone has tried it.
http://freeeed.org/
Kevin
On Thu, 18 May 2017 12:14:36 +0800
Warren Stramiello
<warren@stramiello.net> wrote:
> I also wanted to see if anyone is
still active on the Debian-Lex
> subproject so that I could help
out--if not, I may be able to start it
> up again (since I've been using Debian
since Hamm, I've been an attorney
> here in the US for the last decade,
and I use Debian (and OSS tools)
> heavily in my legal practice). Any
idea who the best folks to pester
> about that would be?
>
I maintain Marica in the list, the English
version of which is visible in my sig.
This software aims to serve legal
departements that manage a large number of legal files (hence
probably also a large number of lawyers). The structure of the
legal files in the software is based on a standard[*]
historically used in French legal departments for paper files.
It is not intended for lawyers, so I doubt it would fit your
practice, but if you care to have a look through the demo
account and give me your impression, I would appreciate it.
I would also like to see a revival of the
Debian-Lex project : this software can be used internationally
as the model can be applied to any kind of legal file and
translation is easy; thus I believe it could be made into a
debian package used for legal file management. Not sure about
going at it alone though.
[* : See 'Introduction' in
http://legalcase.libremen.com/site/aide/index.html]
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à vous, Vincent Veyron
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