This skill provides a rigorous framework for 'Inference to the Best Explanation' (IBE) in legal contexts. It uses Mill's five methods (Agreement, Difference, Joint, Residues, and Concomitant Variation) to bridge gaps in evidence and construct reasonable versions of facts for defense or prosecution.
Activate this skill when analyzing complex case files with ambiguous facts, generating competing legal hypotheses, evaluating evidence strengths, or performing causal inference for liability/criminality disputes.
Any high-reasoning LLM agent capable of structured analytical thinking and complex markdown formatting.
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