Question 1

Does JURE replace legal databases and official sources?

Accepted Answer

No. Juria's research mode helps you frame, orient and draft — but verification happens in authoritative sources, as it always has. Think of it as a faster first pass, not a replacement for official texts and case law.

Question 2

How accurate are Juria's research answers?

Accepted Answer

Like all large language models, Juria can be wrong and can produce references that are inaccurate or do not exist. That is precisely why JURE's research workflow makes lawyer verification a structural step: no AI answer should be relied on before a lawyer has checked it against authoritative sources.

Question 3

Which jurisdiction does the research mode cover?

Accepted Answer

The research mode is oriented to Moroccan law and answers in a research style. For any jurisdiction, its output must be verified against official sources before use.

Question 4

Can I trust the sources Juria mentions?

Accepted Answer

Treat them as leads, not citations. Juria is instructed to reference the legal sources behind its answers, but JURE does not offer a structured citation feature, and each reference must be independently verified by a lawyer before it appears in any work product.

Question 5

Is the research mode available to everyone?

Accepted Answer

Research mode is part of Juria, which is currently in early access. It is being rolled out progressively so we can refine it with practicing lawyers before general availability.

AI-assisted legal research, with the lawyer in charge