LexAtlas

Upcoming dates on which adopted norms enter into force. Call it for 'what takes effect in the next months'. Optional jur and months.

New and amended acts since a date, with dates. Call it to answer 'what changed in this jurisdiction since a date'. since = YYYY-MM-DD; optional jur (csv) and limit.

Check every legal citation in a text in one call. Call it on a draft (contract, memo, AI answer) before it is used: it finds citations that are not in the corpus and citations to norms that are no longer in force, and gives the date the corpus last checked each source. text = the document; default_jur = the jurisdiction to assume when a citation does not name one (e.g. ru). Returns a tally and one finding per citation: in force, repealed, not found, or not verified. 'Not found' means the citation is not in the corpus; confirm such cases with lexatlas_search before calling them wrong. Send long documents in parts.

Full text of one article with its act, status, the date the corpus last checked the source, and provenance. Call it when you need the exact wording to quote. as_of=YYYY-MM-DD returns the wording in force on that date, reconstructed from the amendments with the amending law named (Russian codes). The norm text is always in its official language; lang only sets the language of the metadata. Also lists norms linked through the citation graph.

Amendment history of one article: when it changed and by which law. Call it to answer 'has this norm changed since a date' or to explain why the wording differs between two dates. cite = jur:code:article_no.

Bills and laws by legislative stage (introduced, readings, signed, published, in force) across CIS jurisdictions. Call it for questions about pending legislation. Optional jur (csv), stage (csv), since (YYYY-MM-DD), linked_only, limit.

Norms linked to one article through the citation graph, with the meaning of each link (refers_to, except, amends, repeals, applies_by_analogy, implements, ratifies, conflicts_with, lex_specialis, supranational_basis) and the kind of target. Call it to find exceptions, special rules and amending acts around a norm. cite = jur:code:article_no; direction = in|out|both (default both); limit 1-50 (default 10).

Find norms by meaning or by keywords across jurisdictions and languages (full-text plus semantic search). Call it when you have a legal question but no exact citation, then pass the returned cite ids to lexatlas_verify or lexatlas_get. query needs at least 2 characters including a letter or digit. jur narrows the search; regional jurisdictions (e.g. ru-mow, Moscow) are searched only when named in jur. k = number of results, default 8. Returns cite ids, titles, snippets and status.

Check one legal citation against the LexAtlas corpus. Call it before quoting or relying on a specific article. Returns: whether the article exists, its status (in force or repealed) together with the date the corpus last checked the official source, provenance (official source and URL), an amendment summary and a confidence level. cite = jur:code:article_no (e.g. ru:gk_rf_1:196, tj:tj_uk:55); if you do not know the code id, call lexatlas_search first. Does not return the article text; use lexatlas_get for that.