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      Quickrider7314
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        March 15, 2025 at 11:30 am
        I am a IIT Delhi CS graduate. I worked in HFTs, and lead AI research domain for a while. I am now working on building AI tools for Legal Research.

        Could you please take a moment to try them at [https://search.lawsutra.ai/](https://search.lawsutra.ai/) ?
        – Citations guaranteed
        – Better results than paid tools – citations guaranteed for case laws
        – Be as verbose with your query as possible, state all facts, provide jurisdiction, list timeline, go wild

        – Case summary at a glance:
        — Timeline of events
        — Parties involved
        — Court’s argument
        — key issues

        PS:

        – we are building other research agents at [chat.lawsutra.ai](http://chat.lawsutra.ai) – If you use ChatGPT – you will find this extremely useful – much better results than chatGPT – legal knowledge aware, no word limits.
        – feel free to dm for any feedback or inputs or service request or you are interested in collaborations

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        Quickrider7314
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          March 15, 2025 at 11:50 am
          Example query: “sitting cm arrested”

          It will give you arvind kejriwal vs ED case. For each case law you get the timeline to quickly find the important dates

          * **17 August 2022**: CBI registers predicate offence
          * **22 August 2022**: DoE registers ECIR
          * **21 March 2024**: Kejriwal arrested
          * **9 April 2024**: High Court upholds arrest
          * **3 May 2024**: Supreme Court begins hearing
          * **10 May 2024**: Interim bail ordered
          * **2 June 2024**: Surrender deadline

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            Quickrider7314
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              March 15, 2025 at 11:51 am
              You can also see facts, parties involved, issues, arguments of each parties, precedent analysis, rationale from court, section analysis and court’s reasoning with conclusion saving you time to read entier judgements

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            Quickrider7314
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              March 15, 2025 at 11:52 am
              We currently support bare acts and judgements. We are working to onboard high courts, tribunal courts and district courts. Stay tuned for broader search results

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                  March 15, 2025 at 6:44 pm
                  The best advice for you rn would be to try and get some form of partnership or permission to scrape from credible legal content websites like SCC. Your ai has a lot of potential but typically lawyers and law students need stuff beyond bare acts and case laws. Connecting bare acts and caselaws would also become much more efficient with legal articles.

                  Also please try to retain references to caselaws like paragraph number and AIR citations to help lawyers pinpoint what they need instead of spending time trying to check for hallucinations.

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                  March 15, 2025 at 11:57 am
                  We have 0 data retention policy, we can not see your data except network provider ip address

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