legal-books

Search offline legal books by using a local SQLite index with Gemini embeddings to perform semantic search and return cited passages. It retrieves relevant textbook excerpts with author, edition, and page numbers for legal reference.

Finding authoritative legal references for memo drafting is done by querying a hybrid local legal books index. It returns relevant passages with precise source citations, ensuring direct quotes match the original text and paraphrased points are summarized accurately.

Yes, hybrid legal book search works offline by using a local SQLite database combined with Gemini embeddings. This enables fast semantic retrieval and citation formatting directly from your firm's internal library without requiring external network access.

You cannot use this for issue validation when your offline legal library has zero books imported. The system detects empty local indexes and prevents search attempts, prompting the user to add legal reference sources first.

Citation rules for retrieved legal textbook passages require specifying the author, book title, edition, and page number. Direct citations must match the source text exactly, while non-matching passages are returned as summarized points.

Semantic search returns summarized text instead of direct quotes when the retrieved legal book passages do not match the original source text exactly. This enforces citation formatting rules to prevent inaccurate direct quotations in brief analyses.