brief-section-drafter

To draft a brief section aligned with your case theory, provide the intended section type (statement of facts, standard of review, argument, or conclusion), your house style, and the matter's case theory. The Skill generates a first-draft section that enforces record-fidelity citation discipline and flags uncertain propositions for attorney review.

Citation verification during litigation drafting enforces that every fact receives a record cite and every legal proposition has pinpoint authority. The workflow requires verbatim record quotes, extracts citations exhaustively, and inserts inline verification markers like [VERIFY] or [CITE NEEDED] for unresolved items before attorney review.

Drafting AI-assisted trial witness statements for England & Wales PD 57AC is refused if the input indicates drafting in the witness's voice. The Skill applies explicit guardrails and will only assist with gathering prompts and evidence rather than generating statements in the witness's own voice.

The best way to ensure record accuracy in a statement of facts is to require verbatim record quotes for any quoted material and enforce that every factual proposition has pinpoint support matching the full proposition. The Skill inserts inline verification markers for anything not pinned down to the record.

Attorney review is required after generating an argument section draft. The Skill maintains a clear draft-only posture and includes specific warnings about Rule 11 exposure and citation verification to ensure the output is checked before any filing.

Limitations of AI litigation drafting include the inability to guarantee citation accuracy without human verification, explicit refusal to draft witness voice statements under PD 57AC, and the mandatory draft-only posture requiring attorney review to mitigate Rule 11 exposure before filing.