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 a law's `status` and `text_asof_date` before relying on it as current law (only `in_force` is verified); the corpus does not flag overturned decisions.

fetch_document

List what the Juridata corpus covers, to scope a search. Returns the law categories the corpus is organised into with their document counts (descriptive only — ``search_laws`` has NO category filter and always searches everything), the court chambers (valid ``court_room`` values for ``search_jurisprudence``), and coverage figures (document counts and the jurisprudence year range). Call this to tell the user what the corpus contains, or for the valid ``court_room`` values. 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). 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``. There is no category filter: every call searches the whole legislative corpus, so the keywords are the only thing that narrows it, and an empty result cannot be a filter artefact. The ``category`` on each hit is descriptive metadata only — the labels are assigned per source document and are frequently wrong, which is why they are not offered as a filter. 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. Each hit carries `text_asof_date` and a `status`: only `in_force` (reviewed) supports calling a text current law; `repealed` / `older_edition` name their `successor`; `repeal_pending` / `superseded_pending` still applied on the reference date but are replaced from `effective_on`; `unverified` (most texts) means currency is unknown — say so.

search_laws