brief-section-drafter

A skeleton argument requires OSCOLA-aligned structure and case theory consistency. You specify the section, provide the matter record and authorities, and the drafter generates text with inline markers flagging any unverified facts or missing citations.

Citation verification in written submissions is handled using inline VERIFY, UNCERTAIN, and CITE NEEDED markers. These notes flag every place a fact or citation requires confirmation, ensuring record-fidelity before you file the document with the court.

Yes, the drafter supports section-specific workflows for statements of facts, written submissions, skeleton arguments, and pleading-focused sections. It ensures each drafted section supports your configured case theory without introducing contradictions.

Drafting submissions without a properly intaken matter triggers guardrails that block substantive drafting. The system halts text generation to prevent producing unverified arguments, ensuring outputs are grounded in an intaken case record.

Litigation drafting stays consistent with case theory through theory-consistent argument development. The drafter ensures each section supports the configured case theory and halts generation immediately if any content contradicts the established theory.