Jury Synthetica runs multi-agent synthetic jury simulations entirely within your own infrastructure — zero data transmission, full privilege protection, and dynamic deliberation modelling that captures persuasion, anchoring, and holdout behaviour.
Every simulation runs entirely within your infrastructure — no cloud, no privilege risk, no third-party data exposure.
A motor vehicle accident case — Vancouver, BC — walk through each stage of the Jury Synthetica pipeline.
Toggle each piece of evidence as Admitted or Excluded. The simulation recalibrates verdict probability and damages in real time.
Each juror independently evaluates liability, causation, and damages without exposure to others' positions.
Anchoring dynamics detected: J02's $850K figure influences susceptible jurors.
All inference runs on hardware you control. No API calls to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any external server. Compliant with PIPEDA and provincial privacy legislation.
The only simulation platform built specifically for Canadian jury pools. Demographics, attitudinal parameters, and historical verdict data indexed by jurisdiction.
Multi-agent LLM deliberation replicates persuasion, anchoring, holdout behaviour, and leadership dynamics across three rounds.
Damages outputs calibrated against historical awards in your jurisdiction by case category, injury type, and plaintiff demographics.
Persuasion, anchoring, leadership, and holdout behaviour modelled across three iterative rounds with a full deliberation trajectory.
Risk-adjusted settlement recommendations derived from probability-weighted expected trial value, trial cost factors, and hung jury risk.
Jury Synthetica's multi-agent engine maps every juror as an autonomous node — running inter-agent influence propagation through a weighted psychological graph.
Jury Synthetica extends its simulation engine to all 50 US states and federal district courts — calibrated to American jury demographics and state-specific damages frameworks.
Criminal jury simulation operates under a fundamentally different standard. Beyond reasonable doubt. Twelve jurors. All twelve must agree.
All outputs delivered within 1 business day. All processing fully local.
Jury Synthetica is protected by a pending Canadian patent application filed pursuant to the Patent Act, RSC 1985, c P-4, and a provisional United States patent application filed pursuant to 35 U.S.C. § 111(b). The system architecture, synthetic juror generation methodology, Canadian and US venue calibration engines, multi-agent deliberation framework, and privilege-preserving computational architecture described herein are the subject of exclusive intellectual property rights.