Juridata

Fetch the full text of a decision or law by the ``id`` from a search hit. Long documents are returned one window at a time (up to ~20k tokens). When a result has ``"truncated": true``, call this tool again with the SAME ``document_id`` and ``offset`` set to the returned ``next_offset`` to read the next part — repeat until ``truncated`` is false. Each result reports ``offset``, ``returned_chars``, ``total_chars`` and ``next_offset`` so you know how much remains. Args: document_id: An id returned by a search tool, e.g. ``"juris:1234"`` for a court decision or ``"law:567"`` for a legal text. offset: Character position to start reading from. Use ``0`` (default) for the start, then the previous result's ``next_offset`` to continue. Check the dates within the text before relying on the document as current law — the corpus does not flag repealed texts or overturned decisions.

fetch_document

List what the Juridata corpus covers, to scope a search. Returns the available law categories (valid ``category`` values for ``search_laws``), the court chambers (valid ``court_room`` values for ``search_jurisprudence``), and coverage figures (document counts and the jurisprudence year range). Call this first when you need to know which filter values are valid, or to tell the user what the corpus contains. The coverage figures are the corpus boundary: if a topic falls outside them, treat it as "not covered by this corpus," not "no such law exists."

list_legal_categories

Semantic search over Moroccan court decisions (jurisprudence). Args: keywords: An array of one or more search terms or phrases, in Arabic or French (e.g. ["التهرب الضريبي"]). A single string is also accepted. max_results: Maximum number of decisions to return (1–25). court_room: Optional chamber filter (civile, commerciale, sociale, penale, administrative, fonciere, familiale). Omit to search all. year: Optional — restrict to decisions issued in this year, e.g. 2021. Returns ranked hits, each with an ``id`` (``juris:<n>``), a ``confidence`` in [0, 1] (semantic relevance of the excerpt to the query; ~0.7+ is strong, ~0.4 is weak), the decision and file numbers, the court room(s), the date, and a short excerpt. Pass a hit's ``id`` to ``fetch_document`` for the full decision text. Hits are similarity-ranked, so they skew toward decisions that agree with each other; to avoid missing a contrary or minority line, run a second search for the OPPOSING holding. The corpus does not record whether a decision was later overturned or superseded — read the ``date`` and do not present a ruling as settled law without that caveat.

search_jurisprudence

Semantic search over Moroccan legal texts (codes, statutes, regulations). Args: keywords: An array of one or more search terms or phrases, in Arabic or French (e.g. ["الضريبة على الدخل"]). A single string is also accepted. max_results: Maximum number of law passages to return (1–25). category: Optional law-category filter. Call list_legal_categories for the valid values. Omit to search every category. Returns ranked hits, each with an ``id`` (``law:<n>``), a ``confidence`` in [0, 1] (semantic relevance of the excerpt to the query; a directly-named law number resolves to 1.0), the law name and category, and a short excerpt. Pass a hit's ``id`` to ``fetch_document``. The on-point provision is rarely the whole rule: search separately for the EXCEPTIONS and derogations that narrow it, not just the article that matches the query. The corpus does not record whether a text is still in force or has been repealed/amended — verify currency from the text and flag it if unknown.

search_laws