Question 1

Is Juria available to every JURE user?

Accepted Answer

Juria is currently in early access: it is being rolled out progressively rather than switched on for everyone at once. This deliberate pace lets us refine the assistant with real legal teams before general availability.

Question 2

Does Juria cite its sources?

Accepted Answer

Juria is instructed to reference the legal sources it relies on in its answers, but JURE does not offer a structured citation feature, and AI-generated references can be wrong. Every reference must be verified by a lawyer in authoritative sources before it is relied on.

Question 3

Can Juria's contract analysis replace a lawyer's review?

Accepted Answer

No. Contract analysis produces key points and risk flags that accelerate a lawyer's own review — it is a structured starting point, not a legal opinion. The lawyer remains responsible for the final assessment.

Question 4

What file types does contract analysis accept?

Accepted Answer

You can upload contracts as PDF or DOCX files. Juria analyzes the document and returns key points and risk flags for the lawyer to review.

Question 5

Which law is Juria's research mode oriented to?

Accepted Answer

Juria's research mode is oriented to Moroccan law and answers in a research style. Like all AI output, its answers must be verified against official sources before being used in legal work.

Question 6

Why is Juria in early access rather than generally available?

Accepted Answer

Because releasing legal AI responsibly matters more than releasing it fast. Early access lets us observe how the assistant behaves on real legal work, gather feedback from practicing lawyers and strengthen the review workflows before opening it more widely.

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