korean-law-search

To find Korean law article text and precedents, route search queries through korean-law-mcp using tools like search_law and get_law_text. This retrieves specific statutes, case precedents, and official interpretations needed for administrative document research.

Yes, you can search local ordinances (자치법규) and official interpretations using the search_ordinance and search_interpretations tool routes. The lookup targets administrative and public-sector research scenarios by fetching these specific legal references directly.

If the korean-law-mcp endpoint fails during a statute lookup, the system applies a fallback to the approved Beopmang (법망) at api.beopmang.org. This ensures reliable retrieval of Korean statutes, precedents, and ordinance data without interruption.

To retrieve precedents and official interpretations for a Korean legal issue, use the search_precedents and search_interpretations tool routes. These fetch relevant case law and official government stances to support policy drafting or public-sector document research.

Yes, this Korean law search requires MCP client connectivity to function properly. It uses korean-law-mcp as the primary endpoint to route requests like search_law, get_law_text, and search_ordinance for retrieving legal data.

The best way to search across multiple Korean legal references at once is using the search_all tool route. It queries statutes, precedents, interpretations, and local ordinances simultaneously, then falls back to Beopmang if the primary endpoint is unavailable.