Accepted Papers
Accepted Papers
The following 12 papers have been accepted to DMAIL 2026.
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From Civic Laws to Executable Decisions: Auditing Delivery-Robot Constraints Against Civic Evidence
Saumit Korada -
RagHarnessDebugger: Jev-Guided Agentic RAG in Contract Inference Repair Auditing
Moriya Dechtiar, Daniel Martin Katz, Michael Bommarito, Hongming Wang, and Sylvain Jaume -
Priority Review and Submission Class Composition Across Recorded Approval Periods
YaoYu Zhang and XiangYu Zhang -
Beyond Semantic Search: Metadata Constraint Extraction for Institutional Legal Retrieval
David Guevara-Guevara, Carmen Vaca-Ruiz, Lissette Andrea Cabello Wilson, and Daniel Ochoa -
Lex Clara: A Bilingual Retrieval-Augmented Assistant for Citation-Grounded Access to State Traffic Law
Alexander Tielens, Vitale Tillman, and Deepti Joshi -
Fine-Tuning Special LLMs for Designing Agentic Cross-Domain Patent Claim Generation Systems
Johnson Huang -
Filters and Standing Shape the Data: Selection in Legal Decision Corpora
Arun Kadambi, Venkat Kuppuswamy, and Sarah Ryan -
NAAFN@ALQAC 2026: Agentic Legal Outcome Prediction through Adaptive Retrieval and Multi-Perspective Reasoning
Hai-An Nguyen, Ha-Phan Nguyen, Bao-Ngan Le, Duc-Huy Le, Tan-Minh Nguyen, Thi-Hai-Yen Vuong, and Xuan-Hieu Phan -
Can LLMs Pass the Turkish Law Exam?
M. Mikail Demir -
Separating Reading from Deciding: Neuro-Symbolic Verification of LLM Answers on Vietnamese Traffic Law
Hien Van Dam and Ha Thanh Nguyen -
Domain-Adaptation through Synthetic Data: Fine-Tuning Large Language Models for German Law
Muhammad Rehan Khalid, Ali Hamza Bashir, Kostadin Cvejoski, Jule Berghaus, David Berghaus, Armin Berger, Rafet Shifa, Sandra Halscheidt, Jana Birr, and Christian Temath -
Retrieval Augmented Legal Reasoning for FIR to PPC Section Recommendation in Low Resource Urdu Legal NLP
Malik Ahsan Ali, Sidra Tahir, and Tafseer Ahmed