AI Legal Research for Government Agencies
Administrative law, case law, and legislation for ministries, agencies, and public bodies — with traceable sources.
Statement under deadline
Bundle norms, case law, and legislative materials with citable references — keep internal notes verifiable.
Research →
Watch initiatives
Monitor BT documents and initiatives via agents and scheduled jobs.
Monitoring →
Citation duty
In the public sector, evidence matters. AI text without viewer checks is not a reliable basis.
Sources & citations →Agencies and public bodies need current legal foundations — for decisions, statements, regulatory drafts, and internal advice. iureka bundles German legal sources in one searchable platform.
Typical agency workflows
- Administrative law — research Federal Administrative Court, higher administrative courts, procedural norms, and sector statutes
- Tax & finance law — link Federal Fiscal Court case law, BMF circulars, and statutory context
- Legislative monitoring — track Bundestag documents on relevant initiatives (workflow)
- Regulatory impact — collect case law and comparative norms for drafts
- Recurring reports — automate via agents and scheduled jobs
Source accountability in the public sector
Decisions and publications must be reasoned. iureka delivers answers with linked references — verifiable in the source viewer, not generated prose alone.
Beta notice
iureka is currently in beta. Please do not upload confidential information or internal drafts.
Frequently asked questions
Is iureka suitable for day-to-day regulatory work in agencies?
Yes — for research, monitoring, and preparation with sources. Legal responsibility for decisions and publications remains with the agency.
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