From collected citations to navigation
Extracting a citation and making it useful on a page are separate steps. After earlier work added judgment references to the graph, the 27 October interface update exposed cited articles on ruling pages. A reader could move from the judicial record directly to a linked legal provision.
Follow a provision from the ruling
Open a ruling and inspect its cited-article links. Each destination identifies the parent text and article number, so you can read the provision rather than rely on a short reference inside the judgment.
Read in both directions
Article pages already offered routes to related rulings. The reverse links completed another reading path: start with the judgment, open its cited rule, then investigate that rule’s context and other linked material.
A link is a route to evidence
The links depend on recorded and matched citations. They can be incomplete or mistaken. Check the original judgment passage and the provision’s identity before treating the relationship as legally significant.