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AI Prompt: Synthesize Cases Into Structured Research Memo

Organize verified cases into a structured analysis with sub-issues, majority/minority positions, and circuit splits — closed-set, no added citations.

The Prompt

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Preview prompt structure
"I have gathered the following cases and authorities on [legal issue]. Here they are: [paste case names, citations, and brief summaries you wrote]. Organize these authorities into a structured legal analysis. Group them by sub-issue. Identify the majority and minority positions. Flag any tensions or...

Variables (3)

VariableDescriptionExample
{{legal_issue}}Legal Issueenforceability of forum selection clauses against consumers
{{authorities}}Cases and AuthoritiesCarnival Cruise Lines v. Shute, 499 U.S. 585 (1991) — Supreme Court enforced forum selection clause in adhesion ticket contract...
{{client_position}}Your Client's Positionthe forum selection clause is unenforceable because it was buried in fine print and would deprive my client of a meaningful day in court

Expected Output

A structured memo grouping the supplied authorities by sub-issue, identifying majority/minority lines, flagging splits, and proposing strongest arguments.

Usage Notes

Closed-set prompt: the model must not add cases. Always re-verify each citation and holding the model uses; under ABA Model Rule 1.1 and Formal Opinion 512, you remain responsible for accuracy.

Legal Sources Referenced

Originally featured in: How to Use AI for Legal Research Safely in 2026: The Complete Workflow

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