Beta coverage37,898reportable Supreme Court judgments in the current corpus
The problem
A useful legal research system must retrieve relevant authority and keep important propositions traceable to material that the lawyer can inspect.
What we delivered
Built combined judgment and statutory research paths for natural-language legal questions.
Added direct case and citation lookup alongside semantic and lexical retrieval.
Kept the selected evidence and cited sections available for the lawyer to review with the answer.
What is proven
✓The current beta corpus contains 37,898 reportable Supreme Court judgments from 1950 through 2025.
✓Judgments and relevant statutory material can be retrieved together when the question requires both.
✓The current beta is focused on Supreme Court research, with High Court coverage on the expansion roadmap.
Technical methods
Hybrid legal retrievalAuthority and citation handlingEvidence-based answer generationSource and section reviewLawyer-led beta evaluation
Scope of this evidence
This evidence covers the current beta corpus and research workflow. Product-quality and adoption measures are evaluated through the beta programme, with the lawyer retaining responsibility for the final legal position.
