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Dataset JURISVERSO CUC

Beliña Annery Herrera Tapias Renzo Rodrigo Gandolfi Diaz Diego Hernández Guzmán
Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

This repository contains the file Jurisverso_Dataset_Trabajo_v1 (2).xlsx, a relational and fully synthetic dataset designed for development, quality assurance (QA), analytics, and academic validation within the educational and legaltech ecosystem. The dataset emulates the "Jurisverso Legal" environment, a simulation and assessment system focused on the Colombian jurisdiction. It has been conceived as a secure tool for research in legal argumentation, competency assessment, and the application of artificial intelligence in law. Being composed exclusively of fictional data, it guarantees total privacy and eliminates the ethical risks associated with the use of personal information or real judicial records. Dataset Structure: The file consists of 20 spreadsheets that make up a comprehensive data ecosystem: Metadata and Data Dictionaries: The 00_Guia and 00_Diccionario sheets provide versioning, usage warnings, and the relationship map (primary and foreign keys) for the entire dataset. Main Entities: 01_Usuarios: Synthetic profiles of students/users, institutional roles, and analytics consents. 02_Materias and 03_Competencias: Academic catalog and skills map with their respective assessment thresholds. 04_Normativa: Metadata of the official normative sources applicable to the cases. Practical Components and Case Studies: 05_Casos: Detailed hypothetical legal situations including facts, legal issues, roles, and available evidence. 06_Preguntas and 07_Intentos_Diag: Assessment bank and diagnostic attempt records for the synthetic users. Interactions, Argumentation, and Analytics: Sheets oriented towards continuous learning tracking, such as 08_JurisAnalisis, 10_PlanEstudio, 11_Tutorias, 13_Argumentos (structuring of legal arguments), and 19_Dashboard for metrics visualization. Methodology and Scope: With a cutoff date of September 2026, this resource allows researchers to test legal analysis algorithms, simulate assisted tutoring workflows, and evaluate algorithmic transparency models in decision-making or competency assessment within Colombian law. Technical Details: File name: Jurisverso_Dataset_Trabajo_v1 (2).xlsx Version: 1.0.0 Format: Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) Jurisdiction: Colombia Language: Spanish

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