Search UK case law on BAILII — court judgments with section extraction. Runs locally.
Search UK case law on BAILII. Retrieve judgments with automatic section extraction (summary, conclusions, discussion, background). Runs locally — BAILII blocks cloud IPs. No install needed — runs it directly from PyPI: Requires Python 3.10+. Add to or use the MCP panel: If you installed via , use and instead. Once connected, just ask Claude naturally: "Search BAILII for cases about HMO licensing"…
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Search UK case law on BAILII. Retrieve judgments with automatic section extraction (summary, conclusions, discussion, background). Runs locally — BAILII blocks cloud IPs. No install needed — runs it directly from PyPI: Requires Python 3.10+. Add to or use the MCP panel: If you installed via , use and instead. Once connected, just ask Claude naturally: "Search BAILII for cases about HMO licensing" "Find recent whistleblowing employment tribunal cases" "Get the summary of Chinn v Hoilund-Carlsen"…
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