An automatic encoder of legislation to logic

An online webserver for automated legal advice, the online webserver comprising:

• a legal text data input to receive legal text and splitting the legal text into multiple text blocks;
• a language processor to perform natural language processing on each of the multiple text blocks to extract atomic literals that correspond to terms in the legal text and that are shared across logic expressions for different text blocks;
• a mapper to map the text blocks into a logic expression of the atomic literals;
• a logic engine to evaluate the logic expression based on one or more assignments of the atomic literals;
• a user interface module to
• create a user interface comprising multiple user input elements, each of the multiple user input elements being associated with one of the atomic literals,
• monitor user interaction with the user interface to detect user interaction with one of the multiple user input elements,
• upon detection of user interaction with one of the multiple user input elements, creating an assignment of the atomic literal associated with the one of the multiple user input elements and calling the logic engine to evaluate the logic expression based on the created assignment, and
• change the user interface based on evaluating the logic expression to thereby provide legal advice in the form of remaining atomic literals;
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• a network connector to communicate with a client device by receiving user input from the client device and provide the user interface to be displayed on the client device.