Describe what actually happened. Use our prepared template. Fill in your own situation. Let AI create a precise search query. Paste the resulting query into Lukiora Lex. Lukiora Lex FAST does not call a paid generative AI/LLM model for every search. That is why basic search can stay free and openly available. The search engine works over preprocessed case law and returns ranked related decisions by relevance.
A well-prepared query can significantly improve result quality. Lukiora Lex is a technological search tool and does not provide legal advice.
Prepare query with AI
Example (expand) ▾ User input:
„the mother took the minor daughter to russia without the father's knowledge“
Prepared search query:
„Wrongful removal of a minor child by the mother to the Russian Federation without the father's consent or knowledge; international child abduction, change of the child's habitual residence without the other parent's consent, wrongful retention of the child, parental responsibility, father's right to care and contact.“
AI prompt template ▾ External AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.) only prepares the search query. Lukiora Lex itself searches the indexed case law — without a paid generative LLM call on every query.
Convert the following naturally formulated legal problem into a precise search query for Czech case law.
Do not answer the legal problem itself and do not provide legal advice.
Your only task is to produce a high-quality search query for hybrid / semantic / lexical legal retrieval.
Preserve the specific facts and add relevant legal terminology, legal institutions, procedural terms and alternative wording that may appear in court decisions.
Rules:
- preserve what actually happened,
- preserve whether the event actually occurred (not mere fear),
- do not recast completed conduct as a mere fear or risk,
- preserve roles (mother / father / child) and important persons,
- preserve states / countries,
- preserve whether consent existed,
- preserve whether the child was actually removed or retained,
- add appropriate Czech legal terminology and useful alternative legal formulations,
- prefer terminology used in Czech court decisions,
- do not invent statutory provisions, courts, judgments, ECLI identifiers or case numbers,
- do not add facts that are not in the original query,
- do not explain the answer,
- return only one resulting search query,
- the resulting query should be concise and suitable for case-law retrieval.
Original query:
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