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CiteMap

See how precedents connect

Understand the citation landscape at a glance. CiteMap shows which cases cite which, whether later courts agreed or disagreed, and if your precedent is still good law. Never cite overruled authority again.

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Key Benefits

Why CiteMap?

Transform the way you do legal research with AI-powered capabilities.

Visual Citation Network

See at a glance how cases connect—which cite your case, which your case cites, and how the law evolved over time.

Check Good Law Status

Instantly know if a case has been overruled, distinguished, or affirmed by later judgments.

Find Stronger Authority

Discover more recent cases that affirm your precedent, or find the most-cited cases on a topic.

Trace Legal Evolution

See how interpretation of a legal principle has evolved across decades of jurisprudence.

Simple Process

How CiteMap Works

Get started in seconds. No training required.

1

Select a Case

Open any judgment and click on CiteMap to see its citation network and treatment history.

2

Explore Connections

See cases that cite this judgment (forward citations) and cases this judgment cites (backward citations).

3

Analyze Treatment

For each citing case, see how your case was treated: followed, distinguished, overruled, or merely mentioned.

Real Examples

CiteMap in Action

See real examples of how lawyers use CiteMap every day.

Query

"Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India"

Result

Network of 500+ citing cases, showing evolution of Article 21 jurisprudence over 45 years with treatment indicators

Query

"Recent High Court judgment on arbitration"

Result

3 subsequent SC cases distinguished it; shows it may not be reliable authority for your purposes

Query

"Kesavananda Bharati"

Result

Complete map of basic structure doctrine cases with treatment analysis and evolution timeline

Perfect For

When to Use CiteMap

Verifying Authority

Before citing a case, ensure it's still good law and hasn't been overruled or distinguished.

Building Stronger Arguments

Find more recent cases that follow your precedent to strengthen your citation.

Understanding Legal Development

Trace how a legal principle has evolved to anticipate how courts might rule today.

Works Great With

Combine CiteMap with other LexGyan features for even better results.

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