Multi-Agent Paralegal Pipeline
Research → Precedent → Analysis → Citation → Brief Writing → Filing
Run the demo to generate court-formatted documents.
Live Source Verification
Agents query these public systems during each run — no API keys required.
Connected Public Legal Systems
Our agents integrate with these free, open legal data sources
About This Demo Case
In Carpenter v. United States, the Supreme Court held (5–4) that the Government's acquisition of seven days or more of historical cell-site location information is a Fourth Amendment search requiring a warrant. The FBI had obtained 127 days of Timothy Carpenter's CSLI using court orders under the Stored Communications Act — a standard below probable cause.
Our demo agents analyze this case end-to-end: retrieving authorities from Cornell LII and Oyez, mapping the precedent chain from Katz through Jones and Riley, and drafting a complete suppression motion package with Bluebook citations.