Legal research · Republic of Uganda
Uganda's laws,
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Every Act of Parliament and the Constitution, behind a search that speaks plain English. Ask a question — get the answer with the exact section it came from.
Coming soonCan the government take my land without paying me?
No. Under Article 26(2) of the Constitution, compulsory acquisition is lawful only where it is necessary for public use and made under a law providing for prompt payment of fair and adequate compensation prior to the taking of possession.
§ What it does
Research tools,
not just a chatbot.
Mateeka pairs a complete database of Ugandan law with AI that reads it the way a lawyer does — and shows its sources.
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Search in plain English
No boolean strings, no exact-phrase guessing. Ask the way you would ask a colleague — Mateeka understands legal terminology and context.
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The full Acts library
Acts of Parliament, organised and searchable by topic, year, or keyword — down to the individual section and subsection.
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The Constitution, cross-referenced
Navigate the 1995 Constitution with its amendments, and move between related articles without losing your place.
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Answers that cite themselves
Every response points to the exact article, section, or subsection it relies on — so you can verify the law, not trust a summary.
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Citations, formatted instantly
Properly formatted legal citations generated as you work. The formatting hours go back into the actual research.
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Case law database
Coming soonCourt judgments and precedents, searchable alongside the statutes they interpret.
§ How it works
From question to cited answer
in under a minute.
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Sign in with Google
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Ask in plain English
Type a question or search for a specific Act, article, or section — whichever is closer to how you think.
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Read the law itself
Answers arrive with pinpoint citations, so the primary source is always one tap away.
§ Start today
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