Posts Tagged with "courtlistener"

OK, Now We Have All the Financial Conflict Information for Judges, Right?

Our Financial Disclosures Database now includes hundreds of nomination disclosures and covers 34 years going back to 1987.

William E. Palin, Esq.December 30, 2021

Our Financial Disclosure Database is Now Available to All

The wait is over. Thousands of disclosures and over a million judicial investments are now at your fingertips.

Michael LissnerOctober 15, 2021

Announcing a New Open Database of Court Information, IDs, and Parsers

News: FLP releases first of its kind system for parsing court names and giving courts unique identifiers.

William E. Palin, Esq., Michael LissnerMarch 10, 2020

Citation Data Gets Richer

We've added many more types of citations to our system.

Matt DahlMarch 5, 2020

Free Law Project now has every reported U.S. Tax opinion

Our coverage of the tax court caselaw is now complete.

William E. Palin, Esq.March 3, 2020

Citation Alerts are Better than Ever

Get an alert when an important case is cited.

Michael LissnerFebruary 20, 2020

We Have Every Free PACER Opinion on CourtListener.com

Michael LissnerAugust 15, 2017

Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Show Oral Arguments Heard

Michael LissnerJanuary 23, 2017

CourtListener's SCOTUS Data Gets Even Better with Legacy Data from the Supreme Court Database

Michael LissnerSeptember 6, 2016

Launching the Next Version of CourtListener.com

Michael LissnerAugust 16, 2016

Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Have Campaign Finance Information from the National Institute on Money In State Politics

Michael LissnerJuly 27, 2016

Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Show the Cases Authored by Each Judge

Michael LissnerJune 29, 2016

Twenty-nine New Jurisdictions and an Improved Interface Coming Soon to CourtListener

Michael LissnerJune 23, 2016

Milestone: CourtListener has 365 Days of Continuous Oral Argument Listening

Michael LissnerJune 8, 2016

More Information about our Judicial Database and Some Responses to Feedback

Michael LissnerMay 12, 2016

Free Law Project and Princeton/Columbia Researchers Launch First-of-its-Kind Judicial Database

Michael LissnerApril 19, 2016

Releasing V3 of the API, Deprecating V1 and V2

Michael LissnerJanuary 31, 2016

Citation Searching on CourtListener

Michael LissnerJanuary 30, 2016

Millions of New "Short Form" Case Names Now on CourtListener

Michael LissnerJanuary 30, 2016

Many Improvements Released in New CourtListener Version

Michael LissnerJanuary 30, 2016

Our New Citation Finder

Michael LissnerNovember 30, 2015

Free Law Project and University of Baltimore to Collaborate to Create Supreme Court Doctrinal Maps

Brian CarverAugust 20, 2015

Reporters Database

Michael LissnerApril 22, 2015

CourtListener Can Now Send Alerts in Real Time for Donors

Michael LissnerJanuary 5, 2015

CourtListener is Now Integrated with the Supreme Court Database

Michael LissnerDecember 21, 2014

Introducing Quick Tips on CourtListener

Michael LissnerDecember 10, 2014

Check Out CourtListener's New Paint and Features

Michael LissnerNovember 13, 2014

Announcing Oral Arguments on CourtListener

Michael LissnerOctober 31, 2014

Free Law Project Founders Guests on "This Week in Law" Webcast

Michael LissnerSeptember 14, 2014

Free Law Project Joins Request for Access to Offline PACER Documents

Brian CarverAugust 27, 2014

Using PACER — What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Brian CarverAugust 26, 2014

CourtListener and Juriscraper Now Support All State Courts of Last Resort!

Michael LissnerAugust 12, 2014

New Homepage and a CourtListener Revamp

Michael LissnerJune 3, 2014

It is Long Past Time for Free Online Access to the Law

Brian CarverJanuary 30, 2014

CourtListner's REST API Featured on Programmable Web

Brian CarverDecember 13, 2013

Our New Authorities Table Allows Traveling to the Past

Michael LissnerNovember 26, 2013

Free Law Project Unveils API for Court Opinions

Michael LissnerNovember 19, 2013

CiteGeist Powers CourtListener's Newly Improved Search Results

Michael LissnerNovember 12, 2013

Want to Merge Millions of Legal Opinions? It Won't Be Easy.

Michael LissnerNovember 1, 2013

Our New Jurisdiction Picker

Michael LissnerOctober 31, 2013

Free Law Project Adds More than 1.5M Opinions to its Collection Thanks to Data Donation

Michael LissnerOctober 30, 2013

Free Law Virtual Machine Available for Academics and Developers

Michael LissnerOctober 15, 2013

Announcing Citation Queries and other Goodies

Michael LissnerJune 27, 2013

Live coverage graphs now available

Michael LissnerFebruary 9, 2013

New Courts at CourtListener with Historical Data

Michael LissnerJanuary 31, 2013

A few updates at CourtListener

Michael LissnerJanuary 30, 2013

Presentation on Juriscraper and CourtListener for LVI2012

Michael LissnerOctober 9, 2012

New tool for testing lxml XPath queries

Michael LissnerMay 20, 2012

Announcing the third series of the Federal Reporter!

Michael LissnerMay 13, 2012

Building a Citator on CourtListener

Michael LissnerMay 11, 2012

Further privacy protections at CourtListener

Michael LissnerApril 27, 2012

My Presentation Proposals for LVI 2012

Michael LissnerMarch 15, 2012

Announcing OCR Support on CourtListener

Michael LissnerMarch 3, 2012

Adding New Fonts to Tesseract 3 OCR Engine

Michael LissnerFebruary 11, 2012

The Winning Font in Court Opinions

Michael LissnerJanuary 27, 2012

Respecting privacy while providing hundreds of thousands of public documents

Michael LissnerJanuary 16, 2012

New formats for dump files

Michael LissnerAugust 24, 2011

The abolishment of the Emergency Court of Appeals (April 18, 1962)

Michael LissnerAugust 10, 2011

Updated Supreme Court Case Dates and The First Release of Early SCOTUS Data in Machine-Readable Form

Michael LissnerMay 25, 2011

Changes and Plans at CourtListener.com

Michael LissnerNovember 4, 2010

Announcing CourtListener.com

Michael LissnerMay 1, 2010

Designing CourtListener

Michael LissnerMarch 13, 2010

Converting PDF Files to HTML

Michael LissnerFebruary 6, 2010

Posts Tagged with "courtlistener"

OK, *Now* We Have All the Financial Conflict Information for Judges, Right?

Our Financial Disclosure Database is Now Available to All

Announcing a New Open Database of Court Information, IDs, and Parsers

Citation Data Gets Richer

Free Law Project now has every reported U.S. Tax opinion

Citation Alerts are Better than Ever

We Have Every Free PACER Opinion on CourtListener.com

Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Show Oral Arguments Heard

CourtListener's SCOTUS Data Gets Even Better with Legacy Data from the Supreme Court Database

Launching the Next Version of CourtListener.com

Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Have Campaign Finance Information from the National Institute on Money In State Politics

Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Show the Cases Authored by Each Judge

Twenty-nine New Jurisdictions and an Improved Interface Coming Soon to CourtListener

Milestone: CourtListener has 365 Days of Continuous Oral Argument Listening

More Information about our Judicial Database and Some Responses to Feedback

Free Law Project and Princeton/Columbia Researchers Launch First-of-its-Kind Judicial Database

Releasing V3 of the API, Deprecating V1 and V2

Citation Searching on CourtListener

Millions of New "Short Form" Case Names Now on CourtListener

Many Improvements Released in New CourtListener Version

Our New Citation Finder

Free Law Project and University of Baltimore to Collaborate to Create Supreme Court Doctrinal Maps

Reporters Database

CourtListener Can Now Send Alerts in Real Time for Donors

CourtListener is Now Integrated with the Supreme Court Database

Introducing Quick Tips on CourtListener

Check Out CourtListener's New Paint and Features

Announcing Oral Arguments on CourtListener

Free Law Project Founders Guests on "This Week in Law" Webcast

Free Law Project Joins Request for Access to Offline PACER Documents

Using PACER — What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

CourtListener and Juriscraper Now Support All State Courts of Last Resort!

New Homepage and a CourtListener Revamp

It is Long Past Time for Free Online Access to the Law

CourtListner's REST API Featured on Programmable Web

Our New Authorities Table Allows Traveling to the Past

Free Law Project Unveils API for Court Opinions

CiteGeist Powers CourtListener's Newly Improved Search Results

Want to Merge Millions of Legal Opinions? It Won't Be Easy.

Our New Jurisdiction Picker

Free Law Project Adds More than 1.5M Opinions to its Collection Thanks to Data Donation

Free Law Virtual Machine Available for Academics and Developers

Announcing Citation Queries and other Goodies

Live coverage graphs now available

New Courts at CourtListener with Historical Data

A few updates at CourtListener

Presentation on Juriscraper and CourtListener for LVI2012

New tool for testing lxml XPath queries

Announcing the third series of the Federal Reporter!

Building a Citator on CourtListener

Further privacy protections at CourtListener

My Presentation Proposals for LVI 2012

Announcing OCR Support on CourtListener

Adding New Fonts to Tesseract 3 OCR Engine

The Winning Font in Court Opinions

Respecting privacy while providing hundreds of thousands of public documents

New formats for dump files

The abolishment of the Emergency Court of Appeals (April 18, 1962)

Updated Supreme Court Case Dates and The First Release of Early SCOTUS Data in Machine-Readable Form

Changes and Plans at CourtListener.com

Announcing CourtListener.com

Designing CourtListener

Converting PDF Files to HTML

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