Verify · Citation Intelligence

Every citation gets an explicit verification state

Citation Intelligence extracts every legal citation from a document, normalizes it, resolves it, and assigns one of five explicit verification states with the basis explained.

The problem

One fabricated citation can undo an otherwise strong brief

AI-assisted drafting has made phantom authority a professional hazard. Spot-checking citations by hand is slow, and a binary 'looks right' check misses partially-supported propositions.

The JuriSeek approach

Five states, never a binary

Citation Intelligence extracts and normalizes every citation in a document, then assigns one of five explicit states: Verified, Partially Verified, Unresolved, Unsupported, or User Supplied — each with a note explaining the basis for the assessment.

Hallucinated authority is flagged, not buried. The output is a worklist: you see exactly which cites are solid and which need your eyes.

How it works

Working with Citation Intelligence

  1. 1
    Submit the document

    Run citation analysis on a draft, brief, or memo.

  2. 2
    Extraction & normalization

    Every legal citation is found and normalized for resolution.

  3. 3
    Resolution & states

    Each citation receives one of five explicit verification states with a stated basis.

  4. 4
    Work the list

    Fix flagged citations; re-run until the report is clean.

Differentiators

Why Citation Intelligence is different in JuriSeek

Explicit, explained states

No vague confidence scores — each state says what it means and why it was assigned.

Fabrication surfaced early

Unsupported citations are flagged in the draft, not in front of the court.

Integrated with drafting

The Brief Builder runs this check automatically; standalone documents can be checked too.

Honest scope

Capabilities and limitations

What this feature does — and what it deliberately does not claim to do.

What it does
  • Citation extraction and normalization from documents
  • Five explicit verification states: Verified, Partially Verified, Unresolved, Unsupported, User Supplied
  • Per-citation notes explaining the basis
  • Automatic validation inside the Brief Builder pipeline
What it doesn't do
  • Verification reflects the sources available to the workspace at check time — a Verified state is not a guarantee of subsequent history (e.g., later appeal or reversal).
  • Always review flagged and Unresolved citations before relying on them.
  • JuriSeek does not automatically verify all cited authorities in the background; verification runs when you invoke it.
FAQ

Citation Intelligence questions

Straight answers about scope and limits.

In JuriSeek, every citation is assigned an explicit verification state — Verified, Partially Verified, Unresolved, Unsupported, or User Supplied — with a note explaining the basis. Anything not Verified gets attorney review before filing.

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