Voice Enabled Legal Research Assistant for Lexis API

[Juan Rodriguez]

The regex string pattern matching formula would be very useful in a voice assistance capacity as a voice assistant legal research reader alexa skill. The semantics of legal reserarch combined with regex can produce real time voice response commands from the jurisprudence amenable to live use in legal proceedings and deliberations. The capacity to elicit specific textual material aurally by symbolic language would greatly facilitate the process of legal reserarch. I would like to demonstrate this technological ability in a legal forum in a wider effort to promote and improve technology adoption in the law using advanced search techniques. The thematic interaction with textual material is like a bird's eye view to the corpus. Beyond an effort to patent a new method of web searching in competition with google which uses aural thematic perception by voice chat assistant, a general plethora of applications and licensing bodies are possible including a distinct legal research juris doctorate that only uses this type of technology from a strict reading of the corpus and tests for retrieval speed and accuracy metrics in information retrieval. My initial plot against google is to search the web iteratively by voice chat by continuosly refining search results by spouting analytic stats and word count until an adequate search result is found. This is better than pagerank by prompt. Further, my 2022 corproate bojectives are to offer an alternatlive lawyer search to the florida bar using a proprietary web mining technique i developed for NASA and employ a contact management and scheduling voice assistant alexa skill interface including a series of screening questions that can route clients to private legal representation.

https://www.lexisnexis.com/en-us/professional/data-as-a-service/daas.page

https://docs.python.org/3/howto/regex.html

https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.5555/646814.708139

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzTKDu7Qgjs&t=276s

https://www.floridabar.org/directories/find-mbr/