Tanya Hukum

Ask in plain language, get the article back.

Answers that cite articles, not footnotes.

How it works

  1. Write the question

    In everyday words. No article numbers, no terms you have to guess first.

  2. The corpus is searched

    Regulations and rulings are gathered, and repealed law is filtered out.

  3. Answers name their sources

    Articles and rulings are named in the sentence, and every citation opens.

What sets it apart

  1. Citations inside the sentence

    Article references sit inside the sentence, not stacked as footnotes.

  2. Citations open in place

    Every citation opens: the article appears as written, together with its parent regulation.

  3. Validity is checked

    Validity is checked, revoked or amended articles are flagged, not quoted silently.

One corpus, many ways to use it.

Ask, draft documents and legal opinions, or search the library. All of it reads the same regulations.