Sources & Citations in AI Legal Research
How iureka delivers references from cases, statutes, and documents — transparent and verifiable in the source viewer.
The Source Viewer turns an AI claim into a verifiable citation.
- Chat
- Answers can carry linked references — docket numbers, statutes, parliamentary papers, vault files.
- Viewer
- Open the original: judgment text, statute, or materials beside the answer.
- Explorer
- Find the same source manually and take it into chat (“ask from source”).
- Duty
- Like any AI, iureka can err — verify citations before using them in filings.
Generic language models often produce fluent text without reliable source binding. iureka is built for legal research: curated German legal sources behind the chat, verification in the Source Viewer.
That does not replace professional review — it shortens the path to it.
The key difference between iureka and generic AI chatbots: every answer can be backed by sources. The integrated source viewer shows underlying documents — case texts, statutes, parliamentary papers, or uploaded files.
How source linking works
- You ask a legal question in the chat
- iureka searches the knowledge base and your vault files
- The answer includes linked references with case numbers, sections, or document titles
- You open the source in the viewer and verify the original text
Why this matters for lawyers
- No blind AI claims — every statement is verifiable
- Faster drafting — adopt citations and references directly
- Client communication — document traceable research results
Comparison with ChatGPT
General language models generate plausible text without guaranteed source binding. iureka is built for legal research — with a database behind it, not just a model in front.
Frequently asked questions
Can iureka invent sources?
Like any AI, iureka can make mistakes. That is why source verification in the viewer is central — check references before using them in briefs.
