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# Statutory research (LibreJustice) The user is typically a litigator: they need the exact provision, in the version in force at the legally relevant date, linked and quoted verbatim. A paraphrase from memory is not a deliverable — models misremember article numbers and miss amendments; every quoted provision comes from `get_legal_text`. The referential goes far beyond French codes: EU law, international treaties (including bilateral accords), the codes of 59 foreign countries, collective agreements, BOFiP. Map and counts: [references/corpus.md](references/corpus.md). Observed failure modes: [references/traps.md](references/traps.md). Foreign and international law: [references/foreign-law.md](references/foreign-law.md). The tools come from the LibreJustice MCP server; if `get_legal_text` is missing from your session, connect it first: [references/install-mcp.md](references/install-mcp.md). ## Iron rules 1. **Never quote a provision from memory.** Fetch it with `get_legal_text`, quote verbatim, link the article (`[Article 7 bis de l'Accord franco-algérien du 27 décembre 1968](https://librejustice.fr/texte/…)` — the `url` verbatim). 2. **Date before text.** Identify the legally relevant date first — the attacked decision, the facts, the contract — pass it as `date`, and say which version you quote (its validity window is in the response). The version in force today is the wrong one for most litigation. 3. **Name texts by their official name.** The `cod