Research keynote
summary
Formalizes the pleading stage by encoding Federal Rules into Lean, shipping a date and time library in Lean and an implemented algorithm for Rule 6 that exposes holiday, weekend and three‑day mailing edge cases; builds a typesafe US courts API to prevent non‑existent venues; attempts a docket-as-program evaluator but finds real dockets tolerate late or missing actions so deterministic dismissal rules (Rule 4 service, diversity jurisdiction) fail in practice, and pivots to a score‑delta model that gives actionable, probabilistic guidance.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Keynote introduction
- 1:52Civil procedure challenges
- 8:12Bulls v. Russell case study
- 11:30Federal Rule 6 in Lean
- 17:10Research goals for legal software
- 22:01Legal software limitations
- 26:31Graph model for civil procedure
- 31:07Modeling litigation challenges
- 36:00Practical litigation lessons
- 39:53New civil action analysis model
- 40:35Closing remarks
