US Legal MCP server

This is a small connector that lets your AI assistant look up United States legal information for you. It pulls from places like Congress.gov, the Federal Register and CourtListener. It is handy if you work near policy, compliance or research and don't want to hunt through government websites yourself.

What this MCP server does

Once it is running alongside your AI, you just describe what you're looking for in normal words. Your AI sends that question to this helper, and the helper queries the right government database behind the scenes. The matching items come straight back into your chat window. You never touch a website form or download a raw document unless you want to. Everything stays inside the conversation where you asked.

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What you can do with it

• Look up bills currently moving through Congress
• Read recently introduced federal legislation
• Check newly published rules and executive orders
• Pull up past court rulings on a subject
• See committee names and members in Congress
• Get the latest press releases from financial regulators

Try asking your AI

• “What immigration bills came up in the last session of Congress?”
• “Show me recent environmental regulation updates from the Federal Register.”
• “Are there Supreme Court cases mentioning asylum claims?”
• “Give me the newest announcements from the SEC.”

What it gives back to you

Depending on what you ask, you'll usually get a tidy list in the chat: titles, dates, sponsors or agencies, plus clickable links to the original record. For some questions you also receive longer passages pulled directly from the document itself. When relevance checking is turned on, each result may carry a confidence number next to it. Either way, everything arrives formatted enough that you can skim rather than wade.

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Who it's for

People whose job touches American law or policy, such as researchers, analysts, lawyers doing quick background reading, journalists chasing a story angle, or students writing papers.