| name | folio-identify-forum-venue |
| description | Identify the appropriate forum, venue, or governmental body for a legal dispute or regulatory matter using the FOLIO ontology's forum_venues and governmental_bodies taxonomy branches. Use when the user needs to determine where a case should be filed, which court has jurisdiction, which regulatory body oversees a matter, or what type of dispute resolution forum applies — courts, arbitration panels, administrative agencies, regulatory bodies, or other tribunals. |
Identify a Forum or Venue with FOLIO
Identify the appropriate forum, venue, or governmental body using the FOLIO ontology's forum_venues and governmental_bodies taxonomy branches.
Workflow
Given a description of a legal dispute or regulatory matter, follow these steps:
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Search for matches: Use folio:search_concepts with terms describing the forum, court, or regulatory body to find candidates in FOLIO.
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Browse forums and venues: Use folio:get_taxonomy_branch("forum_venues") to see dispute forums (courts, tribunals), stock exchanges, and dispute venues.
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Browse governmental bodies: Use folio:get_taxonomy_branch("governmental_bodies") to see federal, state, local, county, tribal, multinational, and regulatory bodies.
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Drill into the best matches: Use folio:get_children(iri) on the most relevant categories to find specific forums or bodies.
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Get full details: Use folio:get_concept(iri) on each match for the complete definition, translations, identifiers, and cross-references.
Output Format
Return each applicable forum or body as:
- FOLIO Label: The official FOLIO concept name
- FOLIO IRI: The concept's unique identifier (e.g.,
https://folio.openlegalstandard.org/...)
- Definition: The FOLIO definition of this forum or body type
- Branch:
forum_venues (courts, tribunals, exchanges) or governmental_bodies (agencies, regulators)
- Relevance: primary (most likely forum) or secondary (alternative or related)
- Reasoning: Brief explanation of why this forum or body applies
If multiple forums could apply (e.g., federal vs. state court, or court vs. arbitration), list all with their relevance.
