# Portable Lawyer — corpus digest

> Machine-readable index of the constitutional corpus served by Portable Lawyer. Counts, stable provision URLs and structural facts. Verbatim text is at each provision URL.

- Generated: 27 October 2026 (UTC)
- Site: https://www.portablelawyer.app
- Jurisdictions: 0
- Indexed passages: 0
- Canonical provision URL pattern: https://www.portablelawyer.app/provision/{sectionId}
- Complete URL list: https://www.portablelawyer.app/sitemap.xml
- Free text index (same corpus, curated prose): https://www.portablelawyer.app/llms.txt

Access is free and unauthenticated on every text surface. No API key, no account.

## How to read this file

- A provision URL of the form `/provision/<id>` serves the verbatim passage as server-rendered HTML. Sending `Accept: text/markdown` returns the same passage as markdown.
- `article=` is reproduced only when the upstream index stores an article number. `article=none` means the index has no number for that passage; do not invent one.
- `chapter-length` marks an index row that holds several numbered sections (or is very long). Those rows are chapters in one database row, not single provisions; cite the passage.
- `words` is the size of the stored text, so an agent can tell a one-sentence provision from a 80,000-character chapter before fetching it.

## Coverage limits (stated, not hidden)

- The index is uneven. Some jurisdictions are covered by a handful of very large rows and others by more, smaller rows. `words` above is the honest measure of that.
- Article numbers and chapter headings are frequently absent in the upstream data. Provision pages omit them rather than printing a placeholder, and the JSON-LD on those pages omits `legislationIdentifier` for the same reason.
- Plain-language summaries on provision pages are generated mechanically from the words in the text and are labelled as a reading aid, not legal advice. This digest deliberately contains no interpretation at all.
- Nothing here is a substitute for the official gazette or a court's own text. Portable Lawyer mirrors published text and gives it a stable URL; it is not the publisher of record.