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Three-agent adversarial methodology to stress-test legal positions under Spanish law. Triggered when evaluating the strength of a legal argument, preparing for litigation, or assessing risks. Uses advocate → adversary → judicial analyst roles with probability scoring for each argument. Outputs strengths, weaknesses, and synthesis.
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Stress-test any legal position under Spanish law through a structured three-agent adversarial methodology. Provide probability scoring for each argument and synthesize a balanced assessment of strengths and weaknesses.
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Stress-test any legal position under Spanish law through a structured three-agent adversarial methodology. Provide probability scoring for each argument and synthesize a balanced assessment of strengths and weaknesses.
Role: Present the strongest possible case for the user's legal position. Tasks:
Role: Attack the user's legal position with maximum force. Tasks:
Role: Adopt the perspective of a Spanish judge (TS or AP). Tasks:
For each argument, assign a probability (0–100%):
| Score | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| 90–100% | Near-certain success |
| 70–89% | Strong likelihood |
| 50–69% | Reasonable chance |
| 30–49% | Weak but arguable |
| 10–29% | Unlikely |
| 0–9% | Virtually no chance |
Scoring criteria:
After adversarial exchange, synthesize a balanced Fundamentos de Derecho section:
# Adversarial Analysis Report
**Matter:** [Subject]
**Position tested:** [User's legal position]
**Jurisdiction:** [State / CCAA]
**Date:** [YYYY-MM-DD]
**Disclaimer:** This analysis simulates adversarial positions. Actual outcomes depend on the specific tribunal and evidence. Consult a Spanish abogado colegiado.
## 1. Advocate Position
### Arguments
1. [Argument with citation]
2. [Argument with citation]
3. [Argument with citation]
### Supporting Precedents
- [STS / SAP with ratio decidendi]
### Probability Assessment: [X]%
## 2. Adversary Position
### Counterarguments
1. [Counterargument with citation]
2. [Counterargument with citation]
3. [Counterargument with citation]
### Distinguishing Precedents
- [STS / SAP distinguishing facts]
### Probability Assessment: [X]%
## 3. Judicial Analyst Assessment
### Key Considerations
- [Judicial reasoning analysis]
### Precedent Alignment
- [How current case aligns with relevant STS]
### Evidence Sufficiency
- [Assessment under LEC standards]
### Preliminary Probability: [X]%
## 4. Synthesis — Fundamentos de Derecho
### Hechos probados
- [Established facts]
### Primera: Derecho aplicable
- [Statutory framework]
### Segunda: Doctrina jurisprudencial
- [Case law synthesis]
### Tercera: Interpretación
- [Interpretation conclusion]
### Cuarta: Valoración de la prueba
- [Evidence assessment]
### Quinta: Conclusión
- [Balanced legal conclusion]
## 5. Risk Matrix
| Risk | Likelihood | Impact | Mitigation |
|------|------------|--------|------------|
| [Risk] | [High/Med/Low] | [High/Med/Low] | [Strategy] |
## 6. Recommendations
1. [Strategic recommendation]
2. [Evidence improvement]
3. [Procedural consideration]