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This paper presents a formal model of legal norms modeled in OWL. It is  intended for semiautomatic drafting and semantic retrieval and browsing of  legislation. Most existing solutions model legal norms by formal logic, rules  or ontologies. Nevertheless, they were not in-tended as a basis for drafting,  retrieval and browsing of legislation. The proposed model formally defines  legal norms using their elements and elements of legal relations they  regulate. The duality between the con-tent and the form of legislation is  exploited by connecting it to the XML model of legislation based on the CEN  MetaLex specification. Those models are verified by applying them to the  norms contained in an existing piece of legislation and by developing a  prototype application for semantic browsing of legislation that is based on  the models. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 44010:  Intelligent Systems for Software Product Development and Business Support  based on Models]

Ontological model of legal norms for creating and using legislation