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You can generate a first-draft legal clinic document from intake notes by loading clinic templates and applying jurisdiction-aware formatting. The skill inserts inline placeholders like FACT NEEDED and VERIFY for missing information instead of guessing unverified legal conclusions.

The best way to format a legal motion draft for a specific jurisdiction is to apply local rules, captions, and service quirks ingested from the clinic's CLAUDE configuration. This ensures the practice-area template aligns with jurisdiction-aware formatting requirements before student review.

Uncertainty marking works by scanning intake notes and inserting inline flags such as FACT NEEDED, VERIFY, and UNCERTAIN directly into the legal clinic document. This prevents unsafe overreach by explicitly highlighting missing or unverified facts for student analysis and attorney supervision.

Yes, you can draft an eviction answer, asylum narrative, protective order petition, or demand letter using this skill. It generates a jurisdiction-aware document structure from clinic practice-area templates while routing the output for attorney supervision and student review.

Yes, attorney supervision is required. The skill produces an AI-assisted header, a student review checklist, and supervision routing to ensure the draft is treated as a starting point, meaning every FACT NEEDED and VERIFY item must be resolved before any filing.

You should not use automated legal drafting when you lack the clinic's ingested CLAUDE context for jurisdiction formatting, or when intake notes are too incomplete to generate a structured draft. The skill requires follow-up pedagogy and supervision to handle unresolved uncertainties safely.