Aptus.AI - NextOS

Retrieve from the Aptus platform what one specific court ruling holds on a legal point, from the text of the ruling itself, with a platform link where it can be read. Use when the user names a decision: an ECLI, or a citation as a lawyer would write it (court, section, number and year, e.g. 'Cass. civ., sez. I, n. 1234/2023', 'Cons. Stato, sez. VI, n. 567/2022'), or a Court of Justice of the EU case, and the point concerns what it decided, on what grounds, or how it bears on a situation. Also the way to read a ruling that another retrieval named. Put the decision in court_ruling_reference and the point in legal_point; pass the facts in context when they matter. Italian courts and authorities plus the Court of Justice of the EU. Returns one field, answer: retrieval context in the requested language with court, number and date, what the ruling holds on the point, verbatim passages and the platform link. You answer the user from this context, citing the link; the ruling's date tells which version of a norm it applied. When the citation matches several decisions the context lists them and asks which one is meant; when the platform does not hold the ruling it says so. One call per ruling.

get_court_ruling

Retrieve from the Aptus platform the provisions of one named legal source that bear on a legal point, with what each provides and a platform link where the text can be read. Use when the user names a specific law, decree, regulation or regulatory document as a lawyer would cite it (e.g. 'D.Lgs. 231/2001', 'GDPR', 'Regolamento UE 2016/679') and the point concerns what it provides: obligations, conditions, sanctions, scope. Put the source in legal_source_reference and the point in legal_point; an article number may appear in either. Pass the facts in context when they steer which provisions matter. Returns one field, answer: retrieval context in the requested language, one entry per relevant provision with what it provides, a verbatim passage where the wording matters and a platform link, plus the in-force status and version date of the source. You answer the user from this context, citing the links. Where the context is silent on a point, the source is silent: say so or call again with a narrower point. It never returns the full text; when the platform does not hold the source it says so. One call per distinct source.

get_legal_source_provisions

Retrieve from the Aptus platform the legislation and, for Italy, the court rulings that bear on a legal point, with what each source provides and a platform link where it can be read. Use when the user's point is not about one named source: which rules govern a situation, what obligations or conditions a regime imposes, how courts and authorities have decided comparable cases. Put the point as the user framed it in legal_point and the facts in context (sector, role, what happened, when). Both branches run by default; set search_case_law or search_legislation to false only when the user asked for one of them alone. Case law is Italian; for other jurisdictions the context rests on legislation. Returns one field, answer: retrieval context in the requested language, one entry per relevant provision and per relevant ruling, each with what it provides, a verbatim passage where the wording matters, the in-force status or the date, and a platform link. You answer the user from this context, citing the links. Rulings are reported as decided, with their date; which version of a norm each applied is for you to check against the provisions in the same context, or to read with the court ruling tool. Where the context is silent, the retrieved sources are silent: say so or call again with a narrower point. It takes one to three minutes; it never returns full texts.

find_legal_sources