ECHR / ECtHR decision support
Paste or upload a decision, complaint, draft or other case material. LexLitmus identifies relevant Convention issues, retrieves ECtHR authority, explains risks and can suggest improved reasoning or a draft response.
Two clearly separated offerings
LexLitmus uses one shared legal engine, but Internal / Professional and Workspace are separate deployable products. Customers do not receive our internal consultancy administration.
We perform the work for you.
You provide the agreed material through an appropriate secure route. We use our Internal / Professional environment and deliver a human-reviewed legal analysis, assessment or memorandum.
Your professionals use the software themselves.
A separate customer product for public authorities, law firms and professional legal teams. Users work in their own organisation environment with matter-scoped access, audit and governed processing.
A legal sparring partner
Workspace is not only a risk detector. It helps the professional user move from analysis to action without taking over legal responsibility.
How it works
This is a core design rule. The result preferred by the user must not determine the legal assessment.
Decision, complaint, draft or supporting documents.
LexLitmus identifies relevant rights, risks and missing information.
Relevant judgments and decisions are retrieved from the maintained corpus.
Supporting and adverse arguments are shown with uncertainty.
Improved reasoning or a proposed response is generated from the assessment.
The professional reviews, edits and approves before use.
Neutrality
If a caseworker asks the system to “find reasons to reject the complaint”, that request must not flip the legal conclusion. The case is assessed first. Drafting then follows the assessment.
Security & governance
Workspace is built as a separate customer product with technical controls for access, data processing, traceability and supplier access. We distinguish implemented controls from customer-specific or independent assurance.
Workspace is built and packaged separately from LexLitmus Internal / Professional. Internal administration and development tooling are not part of the normal customer build.
Organisations, users, matters, documents, analyses and drafts are protected by server-side access controls and cross-tenant regression testing.
The product supports OIDC/SSO, role-based access and expiring access. Production deployments can be configured SSO-only.
Workspace supports local-only processing. External AI can be disabled and is governed separately from the act of generating a draft.
The architecture supports KMS-backed encryption, integrity controls, malware scanning and conservative quarantine/fail-closed policies.
Material actions can be audited. Retention is configurable and legal hold can prevent inappropriate deletion.
Backup/restore has been exercised in isolation. Organisation export and offboarding support customer portability.
The tested backend runs non-root, Linux capabilities are reduced, and release gates check product separation, migrations and frozen-core integrity.
The release process includes SBOM generation, dependency scanning, vulnerability handling and documented patch/incident processes.
Public-sector & procurement evidence
LexLitmus provides technical evidence and documentation to support the customer’s own governance process. This is not a claim of universal compliance or certification.
Privacy-by-design, minimisation, processor evidence, dataflows, retention, rights assistance and DPIA support.
Supplier-security evidence, backup, incident handling, access, supply-chain and control mapping.
Use-case assessment, human oversight, neutrality, audit, FRIA support and a strict boundary against autonomous official decisions.
SBOM, vulnerability intake, support/patch processes, incident handling and release provenance.
Organisation export, machine-readable data, offboarding and documented switching/portability.
Accessibility engineering, keyboard/focus/semantics and automated scans; independent review remains distinct from self-assessment.
Who is Workspace for?
Review decisions, complaints, guidance and administrative practice against Convention standards.
Legal-quality assurance, rights-risk screening and documented human oversight.
Matter screening, ECtHR research, client explanations, drafting and quality review.
Controlled human-rights analysis with clear data boundaries, sources and auditability.
Team
PhD in Law.
Associate Professor of International and Public Law · PhD in Law.
Contact
For public authorities, law firms and legal teams considering a controlled, supervised LexLitmus Workspace pilot.
For organisations or clients that want a concrete human-rights assessment performed and reviewed by us.
Next step
Use Workspace directly, or ask LexLitmus to perform the legal analysis for you.