Research

AI legal research with sources you can inspect

Research legal questions with cited answers, inspect the underlying authorities, and develop a research memo for your jurisdiction in Judicio.

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app.judicio.ai - Research session

From your files to reviewed work

What you bring: A legal question, the relevant jurisdiction and date, and any matter documents you want to use as context.
What you work with: A working research answer with linked authorities and source passages to check before using it in advice or drafting.

Set the legal system, court and question. Separate facts from assumptions.
Review the cited authorities, open the original passages and refine the question.
Save the useful research with your matter and bring verified propositions into drafting or case strategy.

An example in practice

A solo lawyer researching a U.S. contract dispute can separate the state-law issue from the federal procedural question, then inspect each authority before preparing a memo.

Source availability varies by jurisdiction and collection. Check the court, applicable version and subsequent treatment yourself; a citation is not a guarantee that an answer is correct or that every authority was found.

§01 - CapabilitiesExhibits 01–06

What Research can do

Explore the tools available within this workflow.

Exhibit 01

Natural-language queries

put your question as you would frame the issue; Judicio confirms the jurisdiction and asks clarifying questions instead of guessing.

Exhibit 02

Answers from real authorities

dedicated legal databases search primary law directly, with curated legal web search across 100+ jurisdictions everywhere else.

Ex. 03

Citations you can check

answers include source references to inspect, with available source snapshots helping preserve the material reviewed.

Ex. 04

Your matter in context

pull files from your File Library, or connect Gmail and Outlook to surface relevant correspondence.

Ex. 05

Deep research, your tone

explore up to five angles in parallel, and set a formal, concise, conversational, academic, or advisory tone.

Ex. 06

Draft and export

turn findings into memos and opinions, then export an evidence pack of every cited source, or a PDF or Word file.

Researching your region law? Review source coverage and limitations.

§02 - Great forMatter files

Where this fits your practice

Case law research

Find the controlling authority before the hearing.

Litigators

Statutory analysis

Check how the new amendment changes your reading.

Regulatory teams

Legal memos

Turn a day of research into a cited memo.

Associates

Jurisdiction questions

Confirm the position across three jurisdictions.

Cross-border teams

Precedent search

Pull the cases that back your argument, cited.

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§03 - Questions4 questions

Research FAQ

§03.1Where do Judicio's research answers come from?

Research published Indian court and tribunal decisions, U.S. federal and state opinions, EU legislation, UK judgments and other legal collections. Jurisdiction-scoped web research extends the available material; coverage varies by court, collection and date.

§03.2Can I trust the citations?

Open the citation and inspect the supporting passage. Available source snapshots and evidence exports help preserve the research record; check source availability and current legal status before relying on it later.

§03.3Can Judicio use my own files and emails?

Yes. Pull documents from your File Library for context, or connect Gmail and Outlook to surface relevant correspondence, then turn findings into memos and opinions and export them to Word or PDF.

§03.4Can it dig deeper on harder questions?

Deep research explores up to five angles in parallel, and you can set the tone: formal, concise, conversational, academic, or advisory, to match the work. Judicio confirms the jurisdiction before assuming and asks clarifying questions instead of guessing.

§04 - In practiceSolutions