The nervous system of Colombian lawColombian law,
Colombian law,
connected.
More than a million documents — the Constitution, statutes, and the case law of every court — joined in a single living network.
Counted in the database, right now
0
Colombian legal documents in the network
1,374,335
connections between them — citations, amendments, constitutional review
796,191
judicial decisions with their full text
4,264
identified people who have held public power
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We don’t ask you to trust us.
We ask you to ask.
Is the article that keeps you up at night still in force?
Its text, what amended it and what the Court said — article by article →
What have the courts said on your topic?
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Who has held power in Colombia?
Presidents, ministers, justices — two centuries of signatures and decisions →
What if your AI cited the actual source?
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The network, live
A library gives you the document.
The network tells you what happened to it.
Articles 11 and 12
tutela against court rulings
Cited 2,419 times
by later case law — a conversation open since 1992
Each link is a real document, with its own record in the catalog. This is what a thirty-year debate looks like once someone finally connects it.
The atlas
The sources of law, one by one
Legislation
The Constitution1Statutes11,740Decrees67,265Codes→Treaties447Constitutional amendments130Departmental revenue codes→Civil Aviation Authority (RAC)1,116For teams and companies
Imagine connecting your AI to this entire library?
Your assistant looks up the actual source and cites it: the provision in force, the ruling that addressed it and who decided it.
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Every data point states how certain it is
In law, a wrong citation is serious. That is why we separate what is verified from what is inferred at a glance — by color and by shape.
Hard dataInferredSourcedDoubtful