@pipeworx/it-admin-courts

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Tools: 2

Search and read the published rulings of Italy’s administrative courts (Consiglio di Stato and the regional TAR tribunals): public-procurement awards, planning and permits, licensing, anti-mafia certification appeals, public-sector disputes.

Tools

• search_rulings(all_words?, phrase?, exclude_words?, type?, seat?, limit?) — find rulings by words or exact phrase, narrowed by type (sentenza, ordinanza, decreto, parere) and court seat (e.g. Brescia). Returns type, seat, section, number, ECLI, case number, a snippet and a link to the record.
• get_ruling(schema, case_key, file, max_chars?) — full text of one ruling found by search (rulings the court publishes only as PDF return a link instead).

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

• Giustizia Amministrativa — decisions and opinions of the Consiglio di Stato and the TAR. Called live per request; nothing is stored. Covers administrative justice only: not civil or criminal courts, and not the company register (Registro Imprese is a paid, account-based service and is not included). The court itself pseudonymises some personal details (“OMISSIS”) and responses pass the published text through unchanged.

Italian search terms work best. Results are the first page only; narrow with phrase, type or seat.

Tools

• search_rulings — Search Italian administrative-court rulings (Consiglio di Stato and the regional TAR tribunals) by words or phrase, optionally narrowed by ruling type and by court seat. Covers public-procurement and
• get_ruling — Read the full text of one Italian administrative-court ruling found with search_rulings: pass its case_key, file and schema as returned there. Returns the court, ECLI where present, and the ruli