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How the research actually works.
21 August 2026
Ask about section 25, get section 25
An answer that quietly answers about a neighbouring provision is worse than no answer, because you cannot tell it happened. What went wrong, and the two rules that now prevent it.
21 August 2026
Checking the sentences, not just the citations
A real case, a verbatim quote and a correct pinpoint still do not tell you whether the sentence in front of them follows from the passage. That is a separate check, and it runs before the answer reaches you.
21 August 2026
Quotes are copied, not written
Checking that an authority was verified says nothing about the words inside the quotation marks. Here is the check that reads them, and the defect that bought it.
21 August 2026
Why every citation carries a quote you can check
An answer may cite only what the agent opened, quoted and checked word for word during that same chat — and the link, the pinpoint and the quote are all built by code from the corpus.
20 August 2026
Before you rely on a case, check what happened next
Three legal research workflows show where a case map can save manual joining—and where the lawyer still has to read and decide.
16 August 2026
What Fast mode actually does
Search, read, verify, then answer in chat — over a certified copy of Hong Kong judgments and current legislation, with the limits stated plainly.
12 August 2026
What the library holds
A certified snapshot of Hong Kong judgments and of current legislation in both authentic languages — not a live feed, and not a substitute for the official record.