Dalil is a case-preparation engine for advocates in Uzbekistan. It turns the facts of a case into the matters to be proved, the evidentiary gaps and a draft claim. Every citation opens the exact article on lex.uz and is verified word for word against the law, so it cannot be fabricated.
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An advocate loses a case in preparation, not in court: what must be proved is scattered across codes and Plenum rulings. General AI invents article numbers, and on lex.uz the Russian text lags behind the authoritative Uzbek one. Dalil is deterministic — the analysis is computed by a matter-to-be-proved matrix, not a model. It allocates the burden of proof, lists gaps, drafts claims and motions, flags stale translations, and refuses to start if a citation differs from the law by one word.
An advocate loses a case during preparation: what must be proven is scattered across codes and Plenum resolutions and is assembled from memory. General AI invents article numbers, and on lex.uz, the Russian text of the law lags behind the Uzbek text read by the court.
Dalil transforms the fable into a subject of proof with shared burdens, gaps, questions to the creditor, and a draft lawsuit. The analysis is determined—it is calculated by a matrix, not a model—and every citation is verified word for word with the law, which is why it cannot be fabricated.
Bar associations and law firms in Uzbekistan — B2B, priced per advocate seat, entered through a free pilot. They do not pay for access to the law, free on lex.uz, but for preparation hours and for the mistakes that cost a case: a missed element of proof, a wrong fee, a missed deadline.
Bar associations and law firms of Uzbekistan B2B the tariff depends on the location of the lawyer's work, admission is free through a pilot. They pay not for the law, but for preparatory hours and mistakes that result in a loss of work: a missed item, an erroneous duty, a missed deadline.
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