Legal references

Read the words behind the citation.

Find a cited court opinion and check whether an exact quotation appears in the retrieved text. Keep the reference and its limits together.

What Atticus checks.

Inspect each part of the returned evidence.

Resolve a supported US reporter citation through CourtListener and check the returned identity.

Retrieve the linked opinion text. Incomplete retrieval stays visible.

Check one quoted passage against the retrieved text, including short quotations and word boundaries.

Enter one citation, such as 347 U.S. 483. Add one passage in quotation marks to check its exact wording.

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A citation match does not establish that a case is current, controlling, or applicable in your jurisdiction.

An exact quotation check does not determine the legal holding or provide legal advice.

Available checks depend on source access and runtime availability. Unavailable evidence must remain unresolved.