How it works

Legal Graph searches published legislation and case law. An AI model then writes an answer from the passages it found and cites each one, so you can open the source.

“What was checked” lists the searches it ran, with short summaries supplied by the model provider. It is not a full record of the model's reasoning.

Graph lines are links that publishers record between documents. “Cites” means one document refers to another. It does not mean a court followed or overruled it. Legal Graph does not predict outcomes or profile judges.