Responsible AI infrastructure for law school clinics
VoxJurisPath gives clinical faculty a supervised environment where students can learn structured client preparation and responsible AI use — with every output disclaimed, watermarked, and reviewable by a supervising attorney.
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Serving legal aid organizations, courts, and 50-state pro se litigants. Not a law firm. Not legal advice.
Train students on real cases, safely
AI courtroom simulation, evidence organization, and supervised drafting workflows give students repetition on the mechanics of practice without risking client harm.
A zero-outcome-prediction policy is enforced server-side: no settlement estimators, no case-value calculators. Students learn preparation, not prognostication.
Outcomes we measure
- Student drafting throughput per clinic semester
- Supervisor review turnaround time
- Rehearsal hours logged before live hearings
Frequently asked questions
How does supervising-attorney review work?
Faculty can review student sessions, drafts, and hearing rehearsals in aggregate and per-student for pedagogical feedback.
Is this consistent with ABA Formal Opinion 512?
Every AI feature ships with the non-advisory disclosures and human-in-the-loop expectations the opinion contemplates for generative AI in legal work.
How is licensing priced for clinics?
Semester-based licensing with student accounts, faculty supervisor tools, and an academic discount.
Important: VoxJurisPath is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and is not a substitute for a licensed attorney. We provide self-help software and legal information.