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Trevor BenchCapon is well recognised as an outstanding figure in Artificial Intelligence and Law, having published extensively over the long course of his career on legal knowledge representation, engineering methods for knowledgebased systems, theoretical and applied argumentation, casebased reasoning, policymaking, reasoning about evidence, and many other related topics. He has deeply influenced many of his colleagues, particularly with his earlier work on principled methods for legal knowledge representation and the engineering of knowledgebased systems, and later with the introduction of values in the study of argumentation. This Festschrift is in honour of BenchCapon's work and its seminal influence. The articles contained here by his colleagues extensively review, comment on, and extend BenchCapon's work. As a whole, the volume is a substantive introduction to the main topics and issues to which BenchCapon has contributed so much.
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