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Overview

Overview of the official legal sources that Praktik uses, how they are selected, and how they are updated.

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Praktik prioritizes verifiable sources and provides references where available. Legislation, case law, official registers, and selected authority materials come from the original public websites and databases of trusted institutions - not secondary transcriptions or manual descriptions.

Official sources list

The complete list below is generated from Praktik’s shared configured-source registry. It is the authoritative list for Slovakia, Czechia, and the European Union, and each entry links to the institution’s official website. The list separates core legal sources from additional regulator and authority sources.

29 configured source integrations

This is not a count of documents or decisions. It includes legislation, case law, official registers, and additional regulator or authority sources; distinct integrations may belong to the same institution.

Each short description summarizes the categories Praktik processes from that public official source.

Core legal sources: Legislation, case law, and official registers.

Legislation (5)

Slovakia

Czechia

European Union

Case law (8)

Slovakia

Czechia

Official registers (3)

Slovakia

Czechia

Additional regulator and authority sources (13)

Selected official materials from regulators, authorities, and EU bodies.

Slovakia

Czechia

European Union

You can mix jurisdictions and source groups in the same chat or research task. For example, use Slovak legislation and case law together with a Czech register or selected EU authority materials when that combination fits your question.

How sources are selected

Praktik prioritizes primary, official and verifiable sources. We select public institutional databases and publication sites that provide the underlying legislation, decisions, register records, or authority materials. A source can be enabled separately in the jurisdiction/source selector when you want to control which materials are included in an answer.

Internet search is a separate capability that must be explicitly enabled. It is not part of the official sources list above, is not counted as a configured source integration, and is not presented as an official source in this list.

How data is collected and updated

Automatic collection Praktik collects material from the official websites and databases listed above where the source supports automated access. The material is cleaned, structured, indexed, and linked back to its original source.

Legislation and new decisions Legislation and newly published decisions are generally refreshed daily or within the relevant publication pipeline. The exact timing can depend on when the institution publishes or exposes the material.

Additional authority sources Regulator, authority, and EU-body materials follow the publication cadence of each institution. They are checked and added after publication and processing; they do not all update on the same daily schedule as legislation or case law.

Source linking References link back to the source entry and the relevant official material. Legislation and case law are structured so that you can inspect the cited text and its relationships without relying on an AI-generated substitute.

For legal conclusions with material consequences, always verify the cited sources and their application to the specific case.

Access to sources

The listed official sources are available in the basic plan. There is no restriction by source type - you can use legislation, case law, official registers, and selected additional sources regardless of your tariff.

Detailed guides

  • Legislation - Details on law coverage, versions, and searching
  • Court decisions - Decision databases, searching, and analysis
  • Additional sources - How to use regulator and authority materials beyond legislation and case law
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