Method
How a motion gets decided here
Four steps, in order. Each one is visible on the case file, so you can see what the prediction was built from.
- 01
The record
A search assembles a working case profile — court, parties, claims, posture — from public information. Every field is provisional until the briefing confirms it, and the file shows how it was compiled.
- 02
The briefing
Motion, opposition, reply, and anything else on the question. Upload the PDFs or paste the text. The text is what the analysis reads; nothing is inferred about documents that were not supplied.
- 03
The prediction
The briefing is read against the governing standard for that motion type. The result is a probable outcome, a confidence figure, the drivers behind it, and the facts most likely to flip it.
- 04
The room
Readers vote grant or deny and argue it out in the comments. The community call sits beside the machine's call — they disagree often, and that disagreement is the useful part.
What this is not
Not legal advice, not a prediction of what any particular judge will do, and not a substitute for reading the record. Treat a prediction the way you would treat a colleague's quick read in the hallway: useful, opinionated, and no more than that.