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Justice Kagan and Justice Jackson are AI practice simulations trained on their public oral-argument transcripts. Casey is not affiliated with or endorsed by either justice. Judges Casey, Sterling, Monroe, Vance, Bennett, and Osei are fictional.

Grounded in real transcripts

Justice Elena KaganSharpDemeanor 4 of 5 — SharpAppellateCommercialCriminalGrounded in her real oral-argument transcripts. Expect precise hypotheticals.Retrieval over her own argument transcripts, so the questions come out in her register: one clean hypothetical, then the follow-up that shows you where your rule breaks.Justice Ketanji Brown JacksonSharpDemeanor 4 of 5 — SharpAppellateCriminalEmploymentGrounded in her real oral-argument transcripts. Expect relentless, step-by-step follow-ups.

Composite benches

The Honorable Judge CaseyEvenDemeanor 3 of 5 — EvenCommercialCriminalEmployment+1A capable generalist judge — no grounding.Judge Ambrose SterlingBrutalDemeanor 5 of 5 — BrutalCommercialCriminalEmploymentForty years on the bench and no patience left. Expect to be interrupted.Judge Callie MonroeGentleDemeanor 1 of 5 — GentleCommercialCriminalEmploymentNewly appointed and genuinely kind — don't let the warmth fool you into rambling.The Honorable Rosalind VancePatientDemeanor 2 of 5 — PatientFamilyTwenty years on the family bench. Warm to you, unmoved by your narrative — bring the plan.The Honorable Harold BennettSharpDemeanor 4 of 5 — SharpFamilyForty more matters after yours. State the relief in one sentence or he'll do it for you.The Honorable Amara OseiEvenDemeanor 3 of 5 — EvenFamilyQuiet, meticulous, impossible to read. She listens for what's underneath the motion.