This section is publicly accessible. It links to a searchable resource on the Legal Technology Laboratory (LTL) website administered by the UMKC School of Law that contains information regarding over 1200 curricular offerings at U.S. law schools at intersections of law, technology and public policy. Those offerings include Doctrinal Courses, Skills Training Courses, Project-Based Course, Clinics (Live Clients), Labs (Creating/Applying Technology), Centers or Institutes, and Multi-Component Concentrations/Certificates. They are categorized in the LTL website resource into four Categories (with some offerings falling into more than one Category):
- Tech Competencies Training
- Tech-Centric Bodies of Law
- Offerings that Create or Apply New Technology
- Policy Development Regarding Emerging Technology
The LTL website resource search function has filters to facilitate navigating to offerings by Category and by 39 subject matter Tags (with some offerings having multiple Tags). The 39 Tags are:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Aviation Technologies
- Biotechnology
- Blockchain
- Business Technologies
- Civic Technology/Smart Government
- Codifying the Law
- Cyber-warfare
- Cybercrimes
- Cyberlaw
- Cyberspace
- Data Analytics
- Data Science/Analytics
- Design
- Digital Equity
- Document Automation
- E-Commerce
- E-Discovery/Other Litigation Technology
- Entrepreneurship
- Fintech
- Health Technologies
- Healthcare
- Intellectual Property
- Intelligent Legal Compliance
- Law Enforcement
- Legal and Regulatory Process Reengineering
- Legal Technology Practice
- Military
- National Security Infrastructure
- Patent Law
- Privacy/Data Security
- Robotics
- Social Justice
- Social Media
- Supply Chain Security
- Taxation
- Technology Transfer
- Telecommunications
- Workforce Development
To access the Law and Technology Curriculum resource on the LTL website go to LTL Law and Tech Curriculum Navigator. To see descriptions of LTL-supported projects at intersections of law, technology, and public policy go to the LTL Projects.