Check the evidence outside the reply

Open it and check what it actually supports.

Check the place, item, date and rule the claim is about. A page about a different branch or an old event may not answer your question.

A source title or link in an AI reply is not enough. Open it. Check who wrote it and read the text that supports the claim.

The source may be missing, fail to open or not support the claim. In that case, the claim is still unchecked. That alone does not prove it is false.

For a ticket deadline, read the ticket and the issuer’s current rules. The issuer is the office that sent the ticket. Ask that office promptly if the pay or appeal deadline is unclear. Do not use a general number of days.

A generic ticket deadline is not confirmed.

Made-up AI claim: Most parking tickets give you about 28 days to pay. No city, ticket, notice date or rule from the issuer is given.

Name the evidence a roast-time answer lacks.

Made-up reply: "Your pork roast will be done in 75 minutes." No cut, method, recipe or actual food reading is given. Write what to check and what you can honestly say so far.