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Search Swiss caselaw, statutes, and doctrine with citation graph analysis.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "OpenCaseLaw — Swiss Caselaw, Statutes & Doctrine" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add --transport http 'ch-opencaselaw-swiss-caselaw' 'https://mcp.opencaselaw.ch/mcp'
Researchers or students can use it to search Swiss court decisions, statutes, and doctrinal materials to quickly locate authoritative sources on a topic. It is useful for research tasks that require cross-referencing multiple source types.
When users need to understand how a decision connects to other cases or materials, they can use the citation graph to see what it cites and what cites it. This helps identify influential cases and citation paths.
For Swiss legal materials in German, French, and Italian, users can search within one tool. It suits workflows that need coverage across multiple legal languages.
It provides search across Swiss court decisions, statutes, and doctrinal materials, and includes a citation graph. The description says it covers more than 1 million Swiss court decisions.
The provided description indicates support for German, French, and Italian materials, listed as DE, FR, and IT. For more language details, see the source repository.
The description states that it is free and the data is licensed under CC0. Installation steps and runtime prerequisites are not provided in the current materials; see the source repository.
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