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The paper proposes a warranted legal generation standard, under which a system should flexibly choose among the following based on warrant relationships: answering directly, narrowing scope, asking clarifying questions, issuing risk warnings, correcting incorrect premises, or declining to answer when there is no basis for doing so.
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