Every citation, verified.
Paste a brief. Each case-law citation is resolved, located in the judgment, and read against the paragraph it relies on. Every one comes back supported, not supported, or not checked — and the third is never disguised as either of the others.
Eight of the twelve failure modes need no model. With the box unticked, those still run and the rest are reported not checked rather than guessed.
Verdicts
Nothing checked yet.
Choose a citation to see what was found.
Choose a citation to read the paragraph it rests on.
Choose a citation to read what the other side will say.
Start from the proposition.
Every paragraph of every judgment held is searched for the line that backs it. A passage that is not the court speaking is dropped before it reaches you — an advocate's submission matches a proposition's words better than a holding does, because it is stated without the qualifications.
Authorities
Nothing searched yet.
An authority behind every sentence.
The plan is yours: the court, the parties, the issues, the sentences you mean to argue, the prayer. Each sentence is bound to an authority the verifier confirmed, or marked as having none. A proposition that finds nothing is not dropped — a draft that quietly loses its unsupported sentences reads as though every sentence in it is supported.
Propositions
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