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Legal Hallucination Verifier

Professional Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

In formal legal writing, the risk is often not style but citation: an invalid regulation, a modified clause, or a fabricated case number can turn an otherwise clear opinion into a compliance failure.

How It Works

This skill is for explicit citation-checking tasks, such as “verify legal citation,” “fact-check legal,” or drafting formal opinions, pleadings, and compliance reviews that cite statutes, clauses, or case numbers. It extracts plain text and calls hall_detect using X-API-Key authentication, submitting the text as text and preserving response.json with HTTP_STATUS.

It turns regulations[], cases[], and highlighted_text into an auditable review table. Regulations are checked against validity_status, semantic_compare.结论, and think_tank_content; cases are checked for court, date, facts, and key judgment points. Unverifiable case numbers are marked as “not found” or highly suspicious. The output uses fixed verdicts: accurate, validity risk, semantic mismatch, validity risk + semantic mismatch, not found.

Boundaries

Use it when formal sources matter, not for casual legal concept explanations or discussions without citations. If the API key is missing, authentication fails, or the response is unparsable, report the failure instead of inventing statutory text.

Use Cases

  • Verifying whether cited statute clauses in a formal legal opinion are still in effect before finalizing the draft.
  • Cross-checking case numbers and case facts against an authoritative database before drafting litigation documents.
  • Extracting all statute citations from a compliance review report and flagging semantic mismatches before delivery.
  • Pulling plain text from a client-supplied .docx file and locating unverifiable or suspicious references.

Best For

  • In-house counsel or lawyers: drafting formal opinions or pleadings and needing clause-by-clause citation validation.
  • Compliance reviewers: flagging invalid regulations and semantic mismatches before signing off on a review.
  • Legal content editors: rewriting or compiling documents with statute citations and distinguishing verified sources from hallucinations.
  • Risk or audit teams: tracing suspicious case numbers to authoritative links while re-auditing historical compliance files.