AusLaw
Locates Australian primary sources of law, surfaces neutral citation fallbacks, and extracts full-text content with OCR support for archival PDFs.
About
AusLaw functions as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, specifically engineered to streamline the process of accessing Australian primary legal sources. It excels at locating legislation and case law, particularly from Commonwealth and Victorian jurisdictions, and provides structured results including neutral citation fallbacks. The server is capable of extracting full-text content from both HTML and PDF sources, leveraging Tesseract OCR for archival PDFs that lack embedded text, making it an invaluable tool for legal professionals seeking comprehensive and accurate legal information.
Key Features
- Full-text retrieval for HTML and PDF sources, with Tesseract OCR fallback.
- Portable runtime: Node.js 20+ or Docker container image.
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- Legislation and case law search prioritising Commonwealth and Victorian sources.
- Structured results with reported and neutral citation metadata.
Use Cases
- Integrating with MCP-compatible clients (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor) for legal context.
- Complementing StudGent-style legal workflows for enhanced research.
- Automating the retrieval and processing of Australian legal documents and citations.
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