Deepheem retrieves case law, statutes, and public legal records across supported jurisdictions, structuring findings into evidence-linked investigation reports with citation confidence analysis. Every finding assessed as Supported, Partial, Unsupported, or Contradicted. One free investigation, no card required.
Which jurisdiction applies — United Kingdom, United States, or Nigeria?
Are you researching for an active case, or general advice on sentencing ranges?
GBH under s.20 carries a maximum of 5 years imprisonment. Sentencing guidelines specify starting points based on culpability and harm categories. Category 1 highest culpability: 4 years 6 months starting point.
Evidence supported · 3 VERIFIED sourcesDeepheem does not replace your case law database. It replaces the 3 hours of manual searching before you open it. Use Deepheem to identify relevant cases quickly — then verify on Westlaw.
Jurisdiction-aware evidence investigations across BAILII, legislation.gov.uk, and jurisdiction-specific databases — legal classification based on source authority type, not probability scores.
Every UK neutral citation is verified directly against BAILII. Confirmed citations receive a VERIFIED badge — unconfirmed receive LIKELY or UNVERIFIED so you know exactly what to check manually.
UK (BAILII, legislation.gov.uk), Nigeria (NWLR, LPELR), and US (federal reporters, USC, CFR) — each with its own citation patterns and authority hierarchy. No cross-jurisdiction borrowing.
Classification derives from source authority type — statute > case law > regulator > none. Three outcomes: Outside reserved activities, Reserved activity likely, or Uncertain legal position — returned when evidence is insufficient, not speculative.
Every case is tagged binding or persuasive for your jurisdiction. You always know the authority hierarchy before you rely on a case in submissions or advice.
Export a structured PDF with all findings, evidence status labels, verified case citations, legislation references, and identified gaps — formatted for due diligence files. Not a substitute for professional legal judgment.
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No. Deepheem replaces the manual preliminary research before you open your database. Use Deepheem to identify relevant cases quickly — then deepen and verify on Westlaw or LexisNexis.
United Kingdom (BAILII, legislation.gov.uk), Nigeria (NWLR and LPELR citations, judiciary.gov.ng), and the United States (federal court reporters, USC, CFR) — each with jurisdiction-specific citation formats and source authority hierarchies. Legal classification never borrows sources across jurisdictions.
Legal classification in Deepheem is deterministic — based on the authority type of retrieved sources (statute, case law, or regulator). When retrieved evidence is insufficient to support a positive classification, the report returns UNCERTAIN_LEGAL_POSITION rather than speculating. This means the investigation could not confirm the activity is either clearly inside or outside reserved legal activities — not that a risk exists. The three possible outcomes are: OUTSIDE_RESERVED_LEGAL_ACTIVITIES, RESERVED_LEGAL_ACTIVITY_LIKELY, or UNCERTAIN_LEGAL_POSITION.
When a citation is identified, Deepheem constructs the BAILII URL and verifies it directly against the database. Citations confirmed on BAILII receive a VERIFIED badge. Those that cannot be confirmed receive LIKELY or UNVERIFIED — so you know exactly what to check manually before relying on a case.
No. Deepheem outputs are evidence-based investigation findings and do not constitute legal advice. They are suitable as a research input — all findings and citations must be independently verified by a qualified legal professional before reliance, court submission, or professional advice.
Your queries and reports are never used to train models. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Business plan customers can request region-pinned storage for regulatory compliance requirements.
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