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Estonia Legal Research MCP Server

Estonia Legal Research MCP Server

by jurisatlas

Estonia Legal Research MCP Server (ee-legal-mcp)

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing direct, read-only access to Estonia (EE) legislation, multi-tier judicial decisions (First Instance, Regional/Cantonal/Appellate, and Supreme/Constitutional courts), and statutory citation verification for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Antigravity.


Quick Desktop Setup (No Command Line Required)

This package includes a graphical installer for legal practitioners who prefer not to use terminal commands or edit JSON configuration files manually.

  1. Download: Click <> Code at the top right of this repository, select Download ZIP, and extract the folder to your computer.

  2. Run the Setup Utility:

    • Windows: Double-click Click_Here_To_Install_Windows.bat

    • macOS: Double-click Click_Here_To_Install_Mac.command

  3. Connect: Click Install & Connect Automatically in the setup window and restart Claude Desktop.

System Integrity Note: The setup utility operates strictly in read-only mode with respect to your personal files and documents. It installs an isolated Python environment inside the extracted folder and registers the server entry in your AI client configuration.


Related MCP server: at-legal-mcp

Multi-Tier Judicial Hierarchy & Official Sources

This server indexes and queries decisions across the full judicial hierarchy of Estonia, allowing practitioners to filter research by procedural stage:

Judicial Tier

Covered Courts & Tribunals

Tier 1 — First Instance

4 Maakohtud (Harju, Tartu, Viru, Pärnu County Courts) & 2 Halduskohtud (Tallinn & Tartu Administrative Courts)

Tier 2 — Regional / Cantonal / Appellate

2 Ringkonnakohtud (Tallinna Ringkonnakohus & Tartu Ringkonnakohus — Circuit Courts of Appeal)

Tier 3 — Supreme & Constitutional

Riigikohus (Supreme Court of Estonia — Civil, Criminal, Administrative & Constitutional Review Chambers)

  • National Legislation Registry: Riigi Teataja Open API (riigiteataja.ee) (https://www.riigiteataja.ee/api)

  • Multi-Tier Case Law Database: Riigi Teataja Kohtulahendid (riigiteataja.ee — All County, Administrative, Circuit & Supreme Court Judgments) (https://www.riigiteataja.ee/kohtulahendid/)

  • Supported Citation Format Example: ECLI:EE:RK:2024:1.23.4567 or RT I, 01.01.2024, 1

Indexed Court & Regional Sub-Portals

Sub-Portal Identifier (sub_court)

Official Endpoint / Registry

riigiteataja_kohtulahendid

https://www.riigiteataja.ee/kohtulahendid/

riigikohus

https://www.riigikohus.ee


Available MCP Tools

Tool

Description

search_legislation

Searches enacted statutes, codes, decrees, and official gazette publications in Estonia.

search_case_law

Searches national jurisprudence and European/ECLI-linked judgments for Estonia.

search_tiered_court_decisions

Filters case law specifically by judicial instance (first_instance, appellate_regional, supreme_constitutional) or regional/cantonal court key (sub_court).

list_court_hierarchy

Returns the complete 3-tier court structure and registered sub-portal endpoints for Estonia.

get_legal_document_markdown

Retrieves full statutory or judicial texts and converts them into clean Markdown.

verify_citation

Validates statutory and case law citations against official registries.


{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ee-legal-mcp": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "--from",
        "git+https://github.com/jurisatlas/ee-legal-mcp",
        "ee-legal-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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