Experiments show that the rubric-based rewards reliably distinguish legal responses of different quality and that DPO training on the preference data improves performance across all three dimensions, and Dimension-wise analyses further support the effectiveness of the proposed taxonomy and reward construction.
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Experimental results across a diverse set of models show that retrieval-augmented generation using the constructed legal issue knowledge base consistently improves performance in identifying disputed legal issues and their corresponding legal attributes.
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Experiments show that CLASE achieves substantially higher alignment with human judgments than traditional metrics and pure LLM-as-a-judge methods, offering a scalable and practical solution for professional stylistic evaluation in legal text generation.
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This work proposes LexKairos, a comprehensive benchmark for evaluating the temporal capabilities of LLMs in the Chinese legal context across three dimensions: statutory temporal knowledge, case temporal modeling, and statute-case temporal reasoning.
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