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Matter state

Docket and evidence, one governed graph.

Ingest a docket — from a court API or a saved export — and Juricratic scaffolds a case-keyed matter graph: claims, elements, evidence, and the dials that condition every read. It is the state the engine plays on.

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From filing to state

A pile of PDFs becomes a structured matter.

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Ingestion, offline-first

Pull a docket from CourtListener or load a saved export that needs no token. Ingested matters persist and reload — and arrive war-gameable with a neutral projected lattice.

02

The claim matrix

Claims resolve into elements with a burden and a standard. The matrix is the skeleton the bench argues over and the solver searches.

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The evidence record

Every fact is source-linked to the document it came from. Retrieval boosts and related-record expansion keep the analysis grounded in the file, not the model.

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Bayesian dials

Beliefs are user dials — swept parameters, never claimed as calibrated truth. Turn one and the whole matter re-solves. Every figure is a dial-conditioned artifact.

The dials

Turn a belief. Watch the matter re-solve.

Turn the dials

You drive the what-if.

The war room isn’t a dashboard — it responds. Move either dial and watch your leverage, the optimal line, and the settlement window deform. Nothing here is a forecast; it’s the position under the assumptions you just set.

Oct 14 deposition
Weak for usStrong for us
Opposing counsel
ConcedeFight everything
Settlement window$2.7M – $3.9M
Your leverage
Exposure bandnarrowing
Optimal linePress for terms
Try a scenario
Every figure moved because you moved a dial — a what-if you’re driving, not a forecast.

Rehearse your hardest matter before you live it.

Juricratic is in private access with a small number of litigation teams. Bring a matter; leave with the lines, the leverage, and the unknowns to resolve.

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simulation, not prediction — not legal advice