Ask a question and the answer page streams a response drawn from decisions in your selected jurisdiction.
Ask AI and Natural Language
Use Ask when you want a cited answer. Use Natural Language when you want the site to turn a plain-English description into a filtered search you can inspect and refine.
Numbered citation chips jump to source cards. Each source card links to the full decision so you can check the text.
Save useful answers to the dashboard, share a link, or flag an answer that needs review.
Natural Language search
Natural Language is for finding cases, not getting a prose answer. Describe the result set you want, and the site builds a search URL with query terms, filters, and an explanatory banner.
Try requests like “stay-put rulings from 2024 by Rosa Figueroa” when you know the shape of the cases but not the exact syntax.
The generated search is editable. Remove a chip, change the date range, or add a sidebar filter if the first pass is too broad.
Natural Language uses the jurisdiction currently selected in the search box, so set the scope first when that matters.