Citation verification
Every citation checked against the official register for your jurisdiction.
Sage checks each case it cites against the official register as part of answering, and re-checks the finished answer independently. Anything it cannot confirm is labelled, so it reaches you marked rather than dressed up as settled law. The error class that drew sanctions in Zhang v. Chen does not leave the building unannounced.
Checked, not claimed
Sage runs the citation verifier on every case before citing it. Unverified citations are flagged, never presented as fact.
A documented record
Your review of AI output is captured and auditable — the standard Canadian law societies expect of supervised AI use.
Adverse authority surfaced
Sage is built to raise the cases that cut against you, not just the helpful ones.
The outcome
No hallucinated-citation malpractice. Research you can put your name on.