@InProceedings{	  sassdellietal25vinonormalform,
  title		= {A Normal Form for Representing Legal Norms and its
		  Visualisation Through Normative Diagrams},
  volume	= {26},
  url		= {https://proceedings.open.tudelft.nl/DGO2025/article/view/1036},
  doi		= {10.59490/dgo.2025.1036},
  abstractnote	= {<p>Representing legal norms by means of an
		  adequate formalism is essential for the development of
		  legally compliant autonomous systems. The remarkable
		  variety of both formalisation and implementation frameworks
		  proposed during the last decades enables the development of
		  relatively efficient formalisations over a wide range of
		  applications. Notwithstanding, this abundance of frameworks
		  also leads to some practical problems, especially with
		  respect to the integration of – or the translation
		  between – different frameworks. While more or less widely
		  applicable meta-formalisms are already available, they are
		  often too complex and counter-intuitive, thus being clearly
		  closer to the technical implementation than to the
		  conception phase of the formalisation process. As a
		  complementary, more human-oriented solution to the problem,
		  the paper at hand introduces and discusses a more intuitive
		  normal form structure, which is based on elements of legal
		  theory and aims at facilitating the interdisciplinary
		  communication among the many partners involved in the
		  process of developing law-abiding
		  machines.</p>},
  journal	= {Annual International Conference on Digital Government
		  Research},
  author	= {Sasdelli, Diogo and Steffes, Bianca and Herrmann, Moussa
		  and Chitashvili, Mari and Wüst, Clara},
  year		= {2025},
  month		= {Jun.}
}