Review before release
Every output carries a DRAFT banner until a person reviews and signs off. Nothing is presented as final.
OSED is software that turns proven environmental-litigation instruments into drafts that communities and attorneys can actually use. It reads the public record, assembles a structured draft against a law that already exists, and flags every judgment for a person to check. It drafts; a licensed attorney decides.
Pick the door that fits you. Each opens a guided track through OSED's instruments and pipeline.
You have an environmental concern and want to find out what laws might apply and what to bring to a lawyer.
You practice environmental law and want to use OSED's instruments and pipeline in your own matters.
These aren't fine print. They're the invariants OSED holds to no matter who's using it. They're why a draft is safe to put in front of an attorney.
Every output carries a DRAFT banner until a person reviews and signs off. Nothing is presented as final.
Wherever the software made a call, it says so, in place, so a reviewer can see and weigh each one.
Statutes, rules, and citations are verified current at draft time, never assumed still in force.
It works only from the record you provide. Missing facts become placeholders, not fabricated evidence.
It never says you have a case, that you should sue, or that you will prevail. That call isn't its to make.
It declines requests aimed at harassment, intimidation, or filings made in bad faith.