Court Logic

Step 1 of 5

Click the model selector at the bottom of the input area to choose your simulation engine:

JOYCE 1.0 Powered by AWS Bedrock Agents. Great for quick, reliable simulations with proven results.

KORIN 1.0 SageMaker + LangGraph pipeline. Individual justice deliberation with real-time streaming.

KORIN 1.5 Latest model with coalition mode — Liberal vs. Conservative coalitions debate head-to-head.

Step 2 of 5

Click the + button to pick which Supreme Court justices participate in your simulation.

Blue badges — Conservative-leaning justices

Purple badges — Liberal-leaning justices

Tip: Use "Select All" for the full 9-justice bench, or hand-pick specific justices to explore narrower debates.

Step 3 of 5

Type your legal question or constitutional topic into the text area, then hit Send.

AI Suggestions — Click the sparkle icon to get an AI-generated topic idea based on current events.

Topic Cards — Browse the recommended topics at the bottom for popular constitutional debates.

Settings — Use the gear icon in the sidebar to adjust reading level (Tone 1–5) and detail depth (Brief / In-Depth).

Step 4 of 5

A debate panel slides in from the right showing a live, iMessage-style conversation between justices.

Blue bubbles (left) — Conservative arguments

Purple bubbles (right) — Liberal arguments

Gold bubbles (center) — Court opinion & verdict

Wrong prompt? Hit the red "Stop" button to cancel mid-simulation and save on API costs.

Step 5 of 5

Once the simulation completes, you'll see a verdict summary with the majority/dissent breakdown.

View Full Details — Dive into each justice's detailed reasoning with case citations and legal analysis.

Download Transcript — Export the full debate as a text file for reference or sharing.

Start New Debate — Enter a new topic in the input area at the bottom to run another simulation.

Each simulation generates unique arguments — run the same topic twice to see different perspectives emerge.

Welcome to Court Logic