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      Enables AI assistants and agents to search a legal document collection via hybrid BM25+dense retrieval, read articles with context, and generate full or short citations. It also exposes whole acts as Markdown resources, provides a citation-answering prompt, and supports stdio and streamable HTTP transports.
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      Enables retrieving full statutory text of United States Code sections by citation, listing all 54 titles and their subjects, and searching section headings by subject.
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      Enables AI agents to pull the full text of any state statute by citation, and to search official section catchlines by topic or keyword to find matching citations. Keyless, and handles citation suffixes such as "12.1-16-01" or "47-16-13.1".
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      Enables natural language search and retrieval of Korean laws, precedents, administrative rules, and legal terms, with deep legal chain analysis and full-text access. Supports stdio and streamable-http transports for local and remote deployment.
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      Enables searching and reading the US Code of Federal Regulations through tools that return excerpts, full text, legal citations, and linked source URLs, with read-only, stateless access.
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      Enables searching, browsing, and retrieving current US Code of Federal Regulations text—including full-text search across all 50 titles, title structures, and exact section or part wording—via the official eCFR API.
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