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Colombian law search Which norm are you looking for?

Type a topic or the name of a Colombian norm, or filter by type, year, status and jurisdiction. Every match shows the title, the publication date and how many articles it has. Free, no login.

Optional. A topic or the norm's name, up to 200 characters. Leave it empty to browse with filters.

Optional. For example ley, decreto, resolución or circular. Empty returns every type.

Optional. Four digits, for example 2008. Empty returns every year.

Optional. For example vigente (in force) or derogada (repealed). Empty returns any status.

Optional. The norm's scope, for example nacional. Empty returns every jurisdiction.

Results page number, starting at 1.

Optional. Between 1 and 100. Defaults to 50.

Connect this source to Claude and ChatGPT Plus the rest of Colombia's official data, through the Croma MCP server.

Colombian legislation as structured data

Each match comes back as a summary with separate fields: the norm's identifier, its full title and short title, the type (ley, decreto, resolución, circular), the publication date, the status, the jurisdiction, the article count and the piece of the title that matched what you typed. You can search Colombian legislation by keyword, or leave the text empty and filter by year, type or status alone. For a legal or compliance team that means locating and citing the right norm in seconds, without opening ten tabs. The source is Legalize.

  • Norm identity

    Identifier, full title, short title and law type.

  • Validity and scope

    Publication date, status, jurisdiction and article count.

  • Search and paging

    The query used, the total number of matches, the page, how many norms each page carries and the matching piece of the title.

Common questions

Where do these norms come from?
From Legalize, a repository of Colombian legislation. Croma queries that source and returns each norm split into fields, ready to read or to cite.
Is it free? Are there any limits?
Yes, it is free and needs no account. There is only a cap on lookups per hour from the same connection to prevent abuse, and each page returns up to 100 norms. For volume, use the Croma API.
Why does my search return nothing?
Usually because the filters are too tight or the term does not appear in any norm's title. Drop the year, the type or the status and use fewer words. Every field is optional: submit the form empty and you get the first page with no filters.
Can I read a norm's full text?
Here you see each norm's summary along with its identifier. Use that identifier in the single-law lookup tool, which returns the full text article by article.

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