Oral argument intelligence
Bartolus tags every question judges ask at oral argument — purpose, technique, tone — and turns your panel's record into a prep report for your case.
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Transcript-first. The report is built from what your judges have actually asked, applied to what your case actually argues.
Every question in every argument transcript is tagged by purpose, technique, and tone.
Your judges' tagged records become behavioral profiles: how each opens, what each presses, and what makes each shut an argument down.
Bartolus reads both briefs in full and writes predicted questions with answers grounded in your brief, page citations included.
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The same tagging that builds the reports, public on the current Supreme Court term. Explore the methodology before you commit.
Oct. Term 2025 · All nine justices · 58 cases
Filter by justice, purpose, technique, or tone. Click any number to read the questions behind it.
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Available for arguments in any federal circuit and the Supreme Court. Turnaround is typically 48–72 hours once briefs are received.
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Bartolus is a product of Greil Analytics LLC.
John Greil
Founder · Greil Analytics LLC · BartolusJohn Greil is a law professor and practicing appellate attorney. He has argued at the federal circuit and state supreme court level, clerked at the federal appellate level, and holds a J.D. from Harvard Law School. He built Bartolus because he wanted a prep tool that could test empirical data against gut feelings — and couldn't find one that did.
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