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Benchmarking Legal AI on Ambiguity: A New Evaluation Framework for Edge-Case Reasoning
Existing legal AI benchmarks are largely limited to deterministic accuracy measures. However, legal practice involves many more tasks in the presence of uncertain statutes, conflicting case law, and interpretive disagreements. Existing benchmarks do not evaluate these tasks in circumstances where th
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