Twelve tools, all read-only, all running against this site's own library. Your robot picks them up automatically the moment you connect; you never call them yourself unless you want to.
search_cases
Full-text search across 10.7 million opinions with boolean operators, phrases, proximity, court and date filters, and authority-weighted ranking. Sort by relevance, date, citations, or what is trending in the courts right now.
check_citation
The hallucination catcher. Give it a citation and the case name your draft claims, and it tells you whether the cite exists, what case really lives there, and whether the names match. Misses come back with did-you-mean suggestions from the same reporter volume.
check_brief
The whole-document audit. Paste a finished draft: every citation is extracted and verified, every claimed case name checked against the real one, every quoted passage compared to what courts have actually quoted from that case. Red-flagged authority comes back with suggested replacements. Attack mode runs the same audit against an opponent's brief and returns ammunition.
get_treatment
Is it still good law? Red means overruled or superseded. Yellow means questioned, limited, or distinguished. Green means followed. You also get the citing cases behind each signal, negative first, with context — plus who overruled it (including statutory supersession), still-good replacement authority to cite instead, and early-warning signals when a case is under fire or split the circuits.
search_quotes
Which case actually says this? Phrase search across 448,000 passages that courts quote from each other, ranked by adoption, each tied to its source case. The companion layer: every famous passage carries a verified / altered / not-in-the-opinion verdict, so misattributed quotes get caught before they reach a filing.
get_propositions
What is this case actually cited for? The distinct legal propositions courts rely on it for, each with its own flag and counts. Cite the case for the right point, not just the right name.
get_citing_cases
The citator list: ranked citing cases with judge-written parentheticals you can drop straight into a string cite, verbatim quotes, pin cites, and each citing court's own signal.
find_related_cases
Hand it one good case and get the doctrinal line it belongs to: the frequently co-cited family around the anchor authority.
get_case
The full opinion text of any case, cleanly extracted, with metadata, parallel citations, and its treatment flag. Long opinions page gracefully.
search_statutes and get_statute
Statutes and codes for all fifty states plus D.C., the U.S. Code, the C.F.R., the federal rules, and the sentencing guidelines. Search by topic or citation; fetch full section text with cross-references surfaced so new amendments do not hide from you. Every section now arrives annotated: the leading cases construing it, with one-sentence squibs, subsection-by-subsection — and federal sections carry a banner when they have been struck down or held unconstitutional.
find_court
Turns "the Eleventh Circuit" into the court identifier the search filters want. Small tool, saves arguments.
This is a beta. It mostly works, and when it does not, tell me and I will fix it.
What flows through the pipe is case law: opinions, citations, statutes, treatment data. Your searches necessarily pass through this server, but I do not log them: not the citation you checked, not the case name, not your query, not a brief you pasted in. What I keep is operational only: which tool ran, whether it succeeded, and how long it took, so I can keep the lights on and catch abuse. Nobody sees even that but me, Graham W. Syfert, Esq., P.A., and it is not shared with third parties, not sold, and not fed to any advertising machine. Be sensible anyway: do not paste client secrets into a search box, here or anywhere.
Your access URL is a secret. Treat it like one, because anyone holding it can search on your subscription. If it leaks, tell me and I will issue you a fresh one and retire the old one.
The service is provided as-is, with no warranty of any kind, express or implied. The robot checks the citations, but you are still the lawyer, and the filings are still yours. Nothing here is legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship forms by subscribing.
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