Verification · Legal

Every statement, checked against its source.

Test any answer statement by statement against the official text it cites — or check your own memo or clause against the official corpus. Each statement comes back with a verdict, and a reference to a version no longer in force is flagged.

✓
SupportedThe official text supports the statement.
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Partly supportedThe text supports part of it.
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Not settledThe texts read don’t settle it either way — an honest outcome, not an error.
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Not supportedThe text read does not support the statement.

Three ways to check

From the quickest check to the other side’s reading.

Start with the answer you have in front of you. Go further with any text of your own. Then read it the way an opponent would.

The quickest

Check an answer

Each statement of an Amanda answer is read against the official text of the sources it cites. Article numbers, dates and amounts are checked too.

From the answer itself — the verdicts appear right below it.

Any text

Check a whole text

Paste an answer, a memo or a contract clause, and have each claim checked against the official corpus.

Long texts are queued and checked in turn.

The other side

The opposing lawyer’s reading

The arguments against an answer and its weak points, laid out before someone else finds them — ready to download.

One click under any answer.

What the check looks at

The statement, the reference and the version.

Each statement is compared with the official version of the sources the answer relies on. Alongside the verdicts, the check lists every reference and figure it found — and flags any reference to a version no longer in force.

What needs your eye firstThe statements to examine lead; the supported ones are a click away.
References and figuresEach article number, date and amount, checked.
Out-of-force versionsA reference to a version no longer in force is flagged.
What was readThe check says how many sources it read.

Your own texts

Check your memo before it goes out.

Paste a memo or a contract clause into the corpus check — or send any answer there from its menu — and each claim is tested against the official corpus.

Any textAn answer, your own memo, a clause from a contract.
Claim by claimEach claim gets its own verdict.
Against the corpusNot just the sources an answer happened to cite.
Long texts tooThey are queued and checked in turn.

Built in

Honest about what it found — and what it didn’t.

A check, not an opinion

Every verification says it is automatic and not legal advice.

Doubt is a verdict

When the texts don’t settle a point, the check says so rather than forcing an answer.

The right version

Statements are read against the official text; references to versions no longer in force are flagged.

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