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JURISDICTIONS

60 jurisdictions with an obtained corpus. Each one activates under contract.

Localised legal modules in every official language, each one specifying the citation conventions, court hierarchy and statute structure of its own legal system.

The map and table below list every jurisdiction whose primary-source corpus we have obtained: 59 countries plus the European Union as a supranational layer. Obtained is the precise word. It means the corpus has been collected and is ready to ingest, not that retrieval is already running against it everywhere: ingestion happens per jurisdiction under contract, and until it has happened for a given jurisdiction, analysis there rests on the model rather than on indexed sources. We publish it split that way on purpose. A single coverage number that quietly merges what has been collected with what has been indexed cannot be checked by the person reading it, and that is exactly the kind of claim we argue against in our own writing.

Corpus obtainedNot covered
JurisdictionLegal systemCorpus languageCorpus status
ArgentinaCivil lawesobtained
AustraliaCommon lawenobtained
AustriaCivil lawdeobtained
BelgiumCivil lawfrobtained
BoliviaCivil lawesobtained
BrazilCivil lawptobtained
CanadaMixedenobtained
ChileCivil lawesobtained
ColombiaCivil lawesobtained
Costa RicaCivil lawesobtained
CroatiaCivil lawhrobtained
CzechiaCivil lawcsobtained
DenmarkCivil lawdaobtained
EcuadorCivil lawesobtained
El SalvadorCivil lawesobtained
EstoniaCivil lawetobtained
European Unionsupranational layerCivil lawobtained
FinlandCivil lawfiobtained
FranceCivil lawfrobtained
GermanyCivil lawdeobtained
GreeceCivil lawelobtained
GuatemalaCivil lawesobtained
HondurasCivil lawesobtained
Hong KongCommon lawenobtained
HungaryCivil lawhuobtained
IcelandCivil lawisobtained
IndiaCommon lawenobtained
IndonesiaCivil lawidobtained
IrelandCommon lawenobtained
ItalyCivil lawitobtained
JapanCivil lawjaobtained
LatviaCivil lawlvobtained
LithuaniaCivil lawltobtained
MalaysiaMixedenobtained
MexicoCivil lawesobtained
NetherlandsCivil lawnlobtained
New ZealandCommon lawenobtained
NicaraguaCivil lawesobtained
NorwayCivil lawnoobtained
PanamaCivil lawesobtained
ParaguayCivil lawesobtained
PeruCivil lawesobtained
PhilippinesMixedenobtained
PolandCivil lawplobtained
PortugalCivil lawptobtained
RomaniaCivil lawroobtained
SingaporeCommon lawenobtained
SlovakiaCivil lawskobtained
South AfricaMixedenobtained
South KoreaCivil lawkoobtained
SpainCivil lawesobtained
Sri LankaMixedenobtained
SwedenCivil lawsvobtained
SwitzerlandCivil lawdeobtained
TaiwanCivil lawzhobtained
ThailandCivil lawthobtained
UKCommon lawenobtained
UruguayCivil lawesobtained
USCommon lawenobtained
VietnamCivil lawviobtained
Corpus inventory measured 2026-08-0860 jurisdictions · 59 countries + the EU layer

Frequently asked

How many jurisdictions does the corpus cover?

60 jurisdictions: 59 countries plus the European Union as a supranational layer. The map and table list all of them, and the count is the same in both.

How is a new jurisdiction added?

Under a Premium/enterprise contract: the localised module (gazette, citation conventions, court hierarchy, language) is built and the corpus ingested; both are quoted before signature.

Does every jurisdiction have the same coverage?

No. Coverage spans three corpora — legislation, case law and jurimetrics — and not every jurisdiction carries all three.

DIGITAL-ASSET REGULATORY ANALYSIS

Analyzes digital-asset operations against the major regulatory frameworks — MiCA (EU), FCA (UK), SEC/CFTC (US), VARA/ADGM (UAE) — with verifiable sources and a professional-review flag.

Not regulatory or compliance advice.

Need a jurisdiction that's not listed?

We add jurisdictions on demand under enterprise contract. The localised module — gazette, hierarchy, citation conventions, official language — is the engineering cost; the corpus ingestion is the operational cost. Both are quoted before signature.

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