FOL-Based Approach for Improving Legal-GRL Modeling Framework: A Case for Requirements Engineering of Legal Regulations of Social Media
Amin Rabinia, Sepideh Ghanavati · 2017
Requirements engineers need to have a comprehensive requirements modeling framework for modeling legal requirements, particularly for privacy-related regulations, which are required for IT systems. The nature of law demands a special approach for dealing with the complexity of regulations. In this paper, we integrate different approaches for modeling legal requirements into one unified framework. We use semantic parameterization technique and first-order logic (FOL) approach for extracting legal requirements from legal documents. We then use Goal-oriented Requirements Language (GRL) to illustrate and evaluate the models. The aim of this paper is to improve and extend the existing Legal-GRL framework using semantic parameterization process and FOL. We use social media as the example to illustrate our approach.