Mandamus & MOA
Federal-court drafting, paragraph-keyed.
The problem it solved
Immigration lawyers spend hours hand-drafting Mandamus letters and Memoranda of Argument from scattered case records. This automates citation-grounded, court-ready drafts.
Similar problems it can solve
Any evidence-grounded legal/administrative drafting: appeals and judicial-review briefs in other jurisdictions, contract/clause generation, and structured report writing from records.
Structured prompt framework (Conille / Apotex / Vaziri) generating Mandamus demand letters and MOA for IRCC Start-Up Visa judicial review. Active retainer · BC immigration practice.
- Citation-traceable JSON schema
- GCMS / refusal-letter ingestion
- Tone-calibrated Canadian legal English
Overview
Production legal automation for Canadian Federal Court immigration matters: it generates Mandamus demand letters and Memoranda of Argument for judicial review of IRCC Start-Up Visa refusals, grounded in record evidence and a structured legal framework.
Technology
A structured prompt framework (Conille / Apotex / Vaziri) producing citation-traceable, paragraph-keyed JSON, with GCMS / refusal-letter ingestion and tone-calibrated Canadian legal English — under an active retainer with a BC immigration practice.