Louisiana Code MCP server

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Louisiana law by citation — Revised Statutes, Civil Code, Code of Civil Procedure, Code of Criminal Procedure, Code of Evidence, Children's Code and the Louisiana Constitution — with each section's enactment and amendment history parsed out, plus full-text topic search across those code bodies and a browse of every section in one Revised Statutes title. Keyless, sourced live from the Louisiana State Legislature.

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Tools

"RS 14:20", "La. R.S. 9:2800.1", "14:20", "CC 2315", "La. C.C. art. 2315", "CCP 966", "C.Cr.P. art. 701", "CE 404", "CHC 603", "Const. Art. I, §5" / "CONST 1:5", or the legis.la.gov docid a search result carries. Returns heading, hierarchy (the chapter/title lines above the section), text, the trailing history line ("Added by Acts 1976, No. 655, §1. Amended by Acts 2014, No. 163, §1.") parsed into amendments ({year, act, session}), and lastamended_year.

• louisianastatute(citation | docid) — full text of one section:

topic/keyword ("vehicular homicide", "security deposit lessor", "comparative fault"), optionally narrowed to code bodies (RS, CC, CCP, CCRP, CE, CHC, CONST, CA, HRULE, SRULE, JRULE; default all). Relevance-ranked rows with citation, heading, last-modified date and doc_id, plus the source's total.

• louisianalawsearch(query, bodies?, limit?) — full-text search by

section of one Revised Statutes title with its heading and doc_id (Title 14 has 729, Title 32 has 870), optionally filtered by a word in the heading; repealed sections are flagged.

• louisianatitlecontents(title, filter?, offset?, limit?) — every

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

is RS 14:20). Citation in #ctl00PageBodyLabelName, text as paragraphs in #ctl00PageBodyLabelDocument, last paragraph = history.

• — one section page (that id

form and the text-search form.

• — the "View a Specific Law"

cross-page-posts; renders the result rows.

• — where the search form

Revised Statutes table of contents (one LinkButton postback per title).

• — the

Shape of this source, because it is a WebForms site and not an API

Everything is reachable with plain HTTP — no cookie, no JavaScript, no CAPTCHA, no Lexis hop — but three of the four routes are form POSTs:

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.