Not legal advice

Informational only. Not legal advice. Verify with the cited source.

What Juriset is

Juriset, a product of Rocky Labs, is a record of what official sources say: the value, the dates it applies, the passage it comes from, a saved copy of that source and how the value was checked. It reports. It does not interpret a rule, decide whether it applies to a person or a case, or compute an answer for one.

What it is not

• It is not legal, tax, accounting or compliance advice, and using it creates no lawyer–client relationship.
• It is not the official text. The official source, which every value links to, is what governs. If the two differ, the source is right and we want to hear about it.
• It is not complete. It covers the jurisdictions and rule types listed on its pages. A rule that is not listed may still exist, and local rules (counties, cities) are not covered unless a page says so.

Check before you rely on a value

• Read the verified on date. It is the last day we confirmed the source still says what we published. A source can change between our checks.
• Look for review pending. It means we have seen a change at the source that has not been published yet, so the value shown may be about to change.
• Look at the effective dates and announced changes. A value can apply from a past or future date.
• Several levels can apply at once (federal and state, for example). Each level is shown as its own rule, with its own source; we do not combine them into one answer.
• Open the cited source and read the passage in context.

How values are checked

Every published value is multi-model verified against the primary source, with full provenance: one AI model extracts it, a model from a different vendor reads the same source without seeing that result and must agree on every required field. Anything they disagree on, or that falls outside set bounds, goes to a person. A value that passes automatically is not reviewed by a person before it is published; some are sampled afterwards and compared with the source, and the results are on the track-record page. Versions carried over from an earlier Juriset system were reviewed by a person before multi-model verification existed; the record of each version says which kind it is.

AI models make mistakes, including when two of them agree. That is why every value links to its source.

If you build with it

If you use Juriset inside a product, including one that uses an AI model to talk to your users, you remain responsible for what your product tells them and for the decisions made with it. Keep the version id of the rule you relied on beside the decision; GET /v1/versions/{id} returns that exact version forever. Tell your own users what you tell yourself: this is information, not advice.

Found a mistake?

Use Report an issue on any rule page, or write to [email protected]. A confirmed error is corrected as a new version, never a silent edit, and the correction appears in the change feed and on the track-record page.

See also the terms of service and the privacy policy.