Legal machines : of subsumption automata, artificial intelligence, and the search for the "correct" judgment / Stephan Meder, Professor for Civil Law and History of Law, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität Hannover ; translated from German by Verena Beck.

Introduction
Rudolf von Jhering : Vaucanson's Duck as "judgment machine"
Hermann U. Kantorowicz : "armed only with a thinking machine"
Max Weber : transformation of the judge into an automaton of paragraphs and precedents
Franz Kafka "it is a peculiar apparatus"
Retrospective : critique of the legal machine in Friedrich Carl von Savigny
Algorithms between calculability and valuation : "revisiting" the relationship between law and ethics
From subsumption automaton to algocracy
Conclusion.