robolawyer

English

Etymology

From robo- +‎ lawyer.

Noun

robolawyer (plural robolawyers)

1. A computer system that dispenses legal advice.
   • 2002, John J. Bonsignore, Before the law: an introduction to the legal process, page 319:

     Software engineers are working on developing legal expert systems that use large databases to respond to legal queries — robolawyers?

   • 2006, The Economist, volume 378, numbers 8467-8470, page 24:

     This is not Dr Zeleznikow's first venture into the field of robolawyer software.

   • 2012, Michio Kaku, Physics of the Future:

     As we saw in the last chapter, one day, we may talk to the Internet on our wall screens and converse with the friendly face of a robodoc or robolawyer.