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Type, or send a voice message. Commands are in Chinese and need a space after the command word: 「查 」, 「案號 」, 「最新 」, 「法院 」. The full cheat sheet is on the Regbot page.

Look up an article

Type the law's name and the article number, for example 「民法184」, 「刑法第185條之4」 or 「勞基法 11」. Common short names such as 勞基法, 個資法 and 民訴 work.

Search articles

Type 「查」, a space and keywords, for example 「查 肇事逃逸」. The space after 「查」 is required; without it the message is answered as a question. Traditional Chinese only. When there are more results, tap 「更多查詢結果」 (more results).

Find decisions

To findType
A decision by case number「案號 最高法院112年度台上字第7號民事判決」 (with no case type, every type is listed)
A Grand Justices Interpretation「釋字 812」
A Constitutional Court judgment「憲判字 115 7」 or 「憲法法庭115年憲判字第7號判決」
A court's latest decisions「最新 臺北地院 30日」, 「最新 高院 2個月」 (7 days by default, at most 3 months)
Court information「法院 板橋」, 「法院 臺北市 大安區」 (address, phone, jurisdiction)

A decision card can open the Courts pane on the website, with the full text; see Courts.

Just type the question, for example 「酒駕肇事逃逸會有什麼刑責?」; English works too. A conversation keeps its context; to change topic, type or tap 「新對話」 (new chat).

Voice messages

Say what you want to look up or ask, in a voice message of up to 60 seconds.

  • RegAI first replies 「🎤 您說:…」 (you said) so you can check it; check article and case numbers carefully.
  • For a decision, just say the full case number; you don't need to say 「案號」.
  • To search articles, say 「查」, pause briefly, then say the keywords.
  • When saying a year and number, add 「第」 and 「號」, for example 「查憲判字115第7號」, so that "115 7" isn't heard as "1157".
  • 「最新」 and 「法院」 work by typing only.

How voice is handled: see Voice input and the Privacy Policy.

Other commands

  • 「說明」, 「使用說明」 or help: show the guide.
  • 「速查」: show the cheat sheet.
  • 「新對話」: start a new conversation.

Note: answers are generated by AI and are not legal advice. Check them carefully and don't rely on them alone.

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