Check whether cited judgments exist, whether citation forms can be linked, and whether there is a signal of later quashing in the same case chain.
AI can invent judgments, use wrong citation forms, or cite a real judgment that was later quashed. Those are three different review problems - with the same risk: discovering it too late in a thesis, memo, or filing.
VeriLeges recognizes case-law citations (ECLI and, where possible, other citation forms), checks existence within scope, and can show formal status signals for later quashing - with a link to the later judgment. Deterministic, without an LLM.
No doctrinal or precedent claim, no authority score, no final legal judgment. Only facts and review signals within the current verification scope.
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