Multi-agent LLM framework simulates Chinese civil trials through five-stage procedures with memory and retrieval, producing judgments strong in liability allocation and multi-item decisions.
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LexRubric is a rubric-based benchmark containing 649 instances and 12,337 atomic criteria for diagnostic evaluation of LLMs on open-ended Chinese legal consultation and judicial examination tasks across 14 scenarios.