Search Russian court cases by article, court, and date with full texts.
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Please install the "mcp-sudact" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-atomno-mcp-mcp-sudact' -- uvx atomno-mcp-sudact
Please search Russian court practice for cases related to a specific legal article and return matching cases with full decision texts.
Returns cases matching the article, along with readable full decision texts.
Please search cases from a specific court within a date range and show the full decision texts that match.
Provides a list of cases from the selected court and date range, plus their full texts.
Search Russian court cases using combined filters for court, article, and date, and compile the decision texts for further analysis.
Returns case results matching the combined filters, ready for review, comparison, or analysis.
When researchers need to review how Russian courts apply a specific legal article, they can search by article, court, and date and read the full decision texts directly.
When analyzing decisions from a court over a period of time, users can filter cases by court and date to quickly collect the relevant full judgments.
It is used to search Russian court cases by legal article, court, and date, and to retrieve full decision texts.
Based on the description, it returns case search results and the corresponding full decision texts. For more specific response fields, see the source repository.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or key prerequisites. See the source repository for details.
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