What problem does it solve? Law clinic students spend excessive time formatting captions and boilerplate for motions, petitions, and letters when the educational value lies in legal analysis and strategy. This Skill produces a flagged, jurisdiction-aware first draft from case notes so student effort goes to substantive thinking. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Practice-area template matching: Maps requests to clinic templates for immigration, housing, family, consumer, and general litigation documents such as asylum declarations, eviction answers, and demand letters. - Jurisdiction-aware formatting: Applies state and local court rules for captions, service requirements, and page limits, flagging anything not verified. - Inline uncertainty flags: Marks missing facts with [FACT NEEDED], unverified assertions with [VERIFY], and genuine uncertainty with [UNCERTAIN] instead of guessing. - Pedagogy modes and supervision routing: Adapts output to guide, assist, or teach posture and routes court filings through supervising attorney review. - Use Case: A student runs the skill with 'eviction-answer' after intake; the output is a labeled draft with a student review checklist and a routing note to the supervising professor before filing. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to draft an eviction answer from the current case notes using the clinic's housing templates and jurisdiction settings.
