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This skill provides a rigorous, verification-first methodology for all research concerning the Special Criminal Court (CPS) of the Central African Republic. It details the proper steps, fallback sources, and foundational legal texts required to cite judgments, decisions, and procedural documents accurately, ensuring compliance with international criminal justice standards and proper citation protocol.

A comprehensive jurisdictional reference file designed for AI assistants, ensuring accurate legal, regulatory, and compliance research specific to Gibraltar. It corrects common errors made by AI models applying English law to Gibraltar’s distinct legal framework, covering constitutional law, court structure, financial services (FSC), and public record OSINT sources.

This skill establishes a rigorous, verification-first methodology for citing jurisprudence from the ICTY, ICTR, and IRMCT. It mandates multi-level checks (existence, content, paragraph) against authoritative databases (irmct.org, UCR) and sources to ensure legal claims are accurate and non-misrepresentative. It guides users through a structured workflow for high-stakes legal research.

Comprehensive guide for using Gemini Notebook (formerly Google NotebookLM) via the nlm CLI and MCP server. Covers notebook creation, plan usage checks, source addition, content generation (podcasts, reports, quizzes, flashcards, etc.), research, and automation workflows. Essential for programmatic interaction with Gemini Notebook.

A rigorous, verification-first methodology for citing facts from the post-WWII international military tribunals, including IMT, NMT, and IMTFE. This guide teaches users how to distinguish between legal instruments (e.g., London Charter vs. Tokyo Charter) and verifies claims against authoritative historical archives (e.g., Avalon Project, Blue/Green Series) to maintain the highest standard of academic accuracy in international criminal law research.

This skill automates the complex process of building shared, structured glossaries and article links from a research paper source manifest within an Obsidian vault. It guides the user through semantic review, selection, and executes a robust, multi-stage batch write process (Triage, Inventory, Writer, Linker) to ensure high provenance integrity and content consistency.

This comprehensive skill models the legal reasoning process of a French civil judge. It guides users through analyzing legal disputes, identifying core legal questions, constructing structured legal arguments (syllogisms), drafting impartial judicial motivations, and performing advanced research on jurisprudence (Judilibre) and applicable legal texts (Légifrance) using established hierarchies and methodologies.

A model-routing advisor for complex legal research and analysis tasks, including issue-spotting, rule application, and case law interpretation. It guides users in selecting the optimal Large Language Model (LLM) by assessing critical factors such as stakes (risk), cost, speed, and data jurisdiction. It provides a structured recommendation (Primary, Fallback, Avoid) to ensure decision support, not legal advice.

This skill provides a rigorous, verification-first methodology for citing and analyzing legal precedents from the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) and its Residual Special Court (RSCSL). It covers landmark international jurisprudence concerning child soldiers, forced marriage, head-of-state immunity, and the joint criminal enterprise doctrine, ensuring citations are verified against official legal repositories. Ideal for academic research and international law writing.

A verification-first guide for researching and citing legal documents related to the Special Panels for Serious Crimes (SPSC) in Timor-Leste. It outlines a rigorous, multi-step process for verifying judgments, indictments, and foundational UNTAET regulations, ensuring citations trace back to authoritative Tier 1 sources for post-conflict accountability and transitional justice.

This skill provides a rigorous, multi-step methodology for verifying and citing legal documents related to the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL). It guides users through complex international criminal cases (e.g., Ayyash et al., 2011 Decision) by establishing strict citation standards. The process requires verifying sources against dedicated legal archives (stl-tsl.org, legal-tools.org) and defining citation levels (existence, content, paragraph), ensuring academic and legal accuracy for international justice research.

This skill guides the identification and mapping of complex legal authority sources within the Swiss jurisdiction. It is crucial for AI systems handling questions related to federal, cantonal, communal, regulatory, or private law matters in Switzerland. It does not provide legal advice but instead structures the research workflow by identifying the necessary source layers, governing laws, and jurisdictional boundaries to ensure accuracy and compliance.