Making Kosovo's entire legal system searchable and verifiable
256,000+ court decisions and 2,900+ laws, semantically indexed, citation-linked, and queryable with AI. Zero hallucinated sources, by architecture.

The challenge
Kosovo's legal system had no structured, searchable foundation. Laws referenced each other inconsistently, court decisions were scattered across portals, and there was no way to trace how a ruling connected to the legislation behind it. Legal professionals had to rely on memory and manual search across dozens of fragmented sources.
Our approach
We built a structured-retrieval database over Kosovo's entire public law corpus, then placed AI on top as the interface layer. Every answer the system gives is grounded in retrieved sources — the LLM cannot invent citations. We fine-tuned our own Albanian legal embeddings, built a citation graph linking laws to decisions and decisions to statutes, and implemented a 6-track hybrid retrieval pipeline to maximize accuracy.
What we delivered
Tech highlights
We built Drejt'sia because Kosovo's legal system deserved to be machine-readable. The same rigor we apply to every product: structured data first, AI second, hallucinations never.
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