More Information about our Judicial Database and Some Responses to Feedback
Michael Lissner
Posts Tagged with "api"
Free Law Project and Princeton/Columbia Researchers Launch First-of-its-Kind Judicial Database
Michael Lissner
Announcing Free Law Project Data Services
Free Law Project is now offering legal data services to answer difficult questions and generate custom data reports.
Michael Lissner
Releasing V3 of the API, Deprecating V1 and V2
Michael Lissner
Citation Searching on CourtListener
Michael Lissner
Millions of New "Short Form" Case Names Now on CourtListener
Michael Lissner
CourtListener is Now Integrated with the Supreme Court Database
Michael Lissner
Announcing Oral Arguments on CourtListener
Michael Lissner
CourtListner's REST API Featured on Programmable Web
Brian Carver
Free Law Project Unveils API for Court Opinions
Michael Lissner
Free Law Project Adds More than 1.5M Opinions to its Collection Thanks to Data Donation
Michael Lissner
A few small API changes
Michael Lissner
Second Series of Federal Reporter from 1950 to 1993 now on CourtListener
Michael Lissner
New formats for dump files
Michael Lissner
The abolishment of the Emergency Court of Appeals (April 18, 1962)
Michael Lissner
Updated Supreme Court Case Dates and The First Release of Early SCOTUS Data in Machine-Readable Form
Michael Lissner
