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Searching for legal information in legal regulations, court decisions, or other state bodies has become a common part of life not only for representatives of various legal professions, but also for the general public.

Existing legal information systems, whether at national or European level, in most cases operate on the basis of full-text search, which may overlook relevant information or, conversely, offer too many irrelevant results. This limited functionality complicates the work not only of representatives of the legal professions, but also of ordinary citizens who search for legal information themselves, for example in an attempt to understand their rights or resolve legal issues without the direct assistance of a lawyer.

In line with the European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles for the Digital Decade, people should be at the centre of the digital transformation, meaning that technologies should serve all citizens, improving their lives while protecting security and fundamental rights. In this regard, the project results will support the process of strengthening the democratic framework by facilitating the accessibility of legal information not only for lawyers but also for the general public and by promoting the principle of legal certainty reinforced by the availability of relevant legal information.

The main objective of the project is the efficient processing and analysis of legal texts in order to ensure legal certainty and improve access of both professionals and the general public to legal texts, the results of their analysis, and relevant legal information obtained from them.