Constitutional Court
Decisions and constitutional doctrines with priority over ordinary-court interpretations.
CasusLegal
Russian case-law intelligence
Casus Legal provides structured access to authoritative Russian judicial practice: the Constitutional Court, Supreme Court, historical Supreme Commercial Court, the IP Court and commercial cassation courts. Built for lawyers, researchers and AI systems that need verifiable sources rather than unsourced answers.
Source of truth: the original Russian-language judicial act. English-language navigation is available now; an expanded English research and translation layer is being rolled out progressively.
Casus Legal separates court levels and specialist corpora so an AI system can distinguish constitutional authority, current Supreme Court guidance, historical commercial precedent and regional cassation practice.
Decisions and constitutional doctrines with priority over ordinary-court interpretations.
Plenum resolutions, Presidium reviews and decisions of the relevant judicial chambers.
Commercial-law practice from 1992–2014, preserved with historical and reform context.
Specialised Russian intellectual-property case law for trademark, patent and related disputes.
Practice of all ten arbitrazh cassation districts, useful for seeing how higher-court doctrine is applied regionally.
Dedicated collections for administrative and criminal-law practice are available within the Casus Legal ecosystem.
The platform is designed around legal-source hierarchy and exact citations, not generic web retrieval.
Use a natural-language issue, a statutory provision, a doctrine or an exact legal term.
Semantic and lexical retrieval surface decisions from the appropriate court level and period.
Results include case metadata, court hierarchy, doctrinal context and links to full texts.
The underlying Russian judicial act remains the authoritative source for quotations and legal conclusions.
International research layer. We are adding English legal terminology, English summaries and on-demand translation of relevant passages while retaining the Russian original as the canonical source.
Connect Casus Legal to MCP-compatible assistants and agentic research workflows. Access is limited to the corpora authorised for the account.
Production remote MCP over Streamable HTTP. Designed for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and other MCP-capable environments, including private-data research workflows.
https://mcp.casus.legal/one/mcp
Authentication is handled through an authorised Casus Legal account and connector credentials. The unified endpoint exposes only the corpora available to that account.
The full public site is available in English. Quotations from court decisions are translated for convenience; the Russian original remains authoritative.
Composition of the corpora by court, act type and year, with the latest additions.
Real workComplete research outputs: case-law memoranda, act reviews, pleadings and Plenum analyses.
AnalysisInteractive reviews of new Constitutional Court resolutions and Supreme Court case-law reviews.
For AI assistantsHow the MCP connectors work, what they return and which assistants they support.
SetupStep-by-step instructions for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and other MCP environments.
DevelopersREST access to the same search engine for your own applications and pipelines.
PlansCurrent plans and prices of the Russian service, in roubles.
TeamsCorporate access with licences per employee and a shared request pool.
WorkflowsReady-made research workflows for Claude and ChatGPT built on top of the connectors.
Start with the Casus Legal web application or connect the MCP endpoint to your own research environment. International billing and deeper English-language research features are the next stage of the rollout.