What We Have Learned About Court Systems So Far Over the last few weeks, we've been on a listening tour with the many admirable organizations who advance access to justice through technology, and want to improve court systems and processes. In line with our commitments to openness and transparency, we're sharing what we have learned.
Michael Lissner and Colin MacArthur April 29, 2024
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Free Law Project Speaks at LITCon24 ”Free Law Project takes the stage to talk about hot topics in legal tech including using AI to improve access to legal materials and reimaging the digital infrastructure for court e-filing systems.”
Jenifer Whiston April 18, 2024
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Combat Hallucinations and Look Up Citations with our New API Our new API can help prevent hallucinationed citations and can look up citations.
Michael Lissner April 16, 2024
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All the Case Law. The data in the Harvard Caselaw Access Project is now available. We have spent years incorporating all of it into CourtListener.
Michael Lissner March 26, 2024
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Free Law Project Memberships are Launched We're growing and maturing. As part of that, monthly donors are now members.
Michael Lissner and Jenifer Whiston January 23, 2024
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New RECAP Archive Search Is Now Live Today we lay the groundwork for the next generation of search.
Michael Lissner January 18, 2024
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Free Law Project Powers ProPublica's New App about SCOTUS Investments When data is open, transparency flourishes.
Michael Lissner December 21, 2023
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Free Law Project Formally Requests Information from the Federal Judiciary Simple requests for a branch of government that doesn't have FOIA.
Michael Lissner December 19, 2023
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We Power Innovation — Vote for our Partners! Two great startups we partner with are in the running to be a part of the ABA Techshow Startup Alley. Your vote can help!
Jenifer Whiston December 12, 2023
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Free Law Project is Building an Open eFiling System, is Hiring, and is Seeking Court Partnerships We aim to disrupt the ongoing for-profit capture of court filing systems.
Michael Lissner December 12, 2023
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Dockets and Filings Now Show What They Cite This new feature lets you see a list of all the decisions a case or filing has cited.
Michael Lissner December 8, 2023
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Our Bots are Now on BlueSky BlueSky is an open and decentralized social network we're excited to support.
Michael Lissner December 7, 2023
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Our Executive Director talks with Ralph Nader Our executive director, Michael Lissner, talks with Ralph Nader about why the American legal system is so hard to use and the ongoing fight to make it more accessible.
Jenifer Whiston November 27, 2023
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New Search Is Now In Beta Months in the making, our new search engine makes RECAP better than ever.
Michael Lissner November 2, 2023
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Rise of the Little Case Bots! Now you can follow topic-based bots on Twitter or Mastodon.
Michael Lissner October 10, 2023
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In Fight Over Court Records, Free Law Project Joins Others in Asking SCOTUS to Review Sixth Circuit Ruling Wanting to review a case is all it takes. Nothing more.
Michael Lissner September 1, 2023
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Responding to Court Warnings about our Systems Courts are right to take sealed content seriously. We do too.
Michael Lissner July 13, 2023
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Sanford Law Adopts the RECAP Suite to Automate their Workflows The @recap.email notification handler helps Sanford process PACER notifications.
Michael Lissner May 1, 2023
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Tips for the Big Cases Bots There's more to the bots than you may realize. Let's look at some tips.
Michael Lissner April 27, 2023
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Relaunching the Big Cases Bot and The Road Ahead It took some work, but Big Cases is alive again and better than ever (we hope!)
Michael Lissner March 28, 2023
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What's in the RECAP Suite? The RECAP Suite has all the tools you need to get and work with PACER data.
Michael Lissner March 13, 2023
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Use Our Webhooks to Connect PACER to Everything It only took a couple hours to connect PACER to Google Drive. What else could you make?
Michael Lissner February 22, 2023
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Launching Webhooks to Finally Automate Legal Data Plumbing your next legal API has never been easier.
Michael Lissner February 16, 2023
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More Enhancements to our Database of Judges — Texas and New York We added another 1,000 judges from New York and Texas to our database.
Michael Lissner November 3, 2022
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The Free PACER Bill Will Save Money (Despite the CBO Score) The CBO says free PACER will cost $77M over ten years. That's great, but reality is even better.
Michael Lissner September 28, 2022
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Free Law Project Collaborates with vLex to Launch Complete, Updated, and Audited Open Case Law Database After ten years of progress, it's time to finish the job of building a comprehensive, complete, and audited database of opinions. With vLex's support, we are going to make it a reality.
Michael Lissner September 12, 2022
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Building a Robust Email System for CourtListener Alerts and Emails In this post, we explain how we've designed our email system to be as robust and reliable as possible.
Alberto Islas, Michael Lissner September 1, 2022
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Personalized @recap.email Addresses Provide CM/ECF Notification Handling for All Connect your CourtListener account to CM/ECF to contribute to the public and save yourself time and money.
Michael Lissner August 26, 2022
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Introducing archive@recap.email: The New Way to RECAP It's time for the next step in how we break down the PACER paywall.
Michael Lissner August 5, 2022
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Free Law Project to Host Maine Supreme Judicial Court Opinions and Tennessee Workers' Compensation Opinions We are slowly moving towards becoming a fully-fledged publisher by hosting the opinions of the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine and the Tennessee Workers' Compensation Courts.
Michael Lissner August 2, 2022
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Huge Enhancements to our Database of California Judges It wasn't easy, but we added 1,400 judges from California to our database.
Michael Lissner April 19, 2022
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Important Opinions on CourtListener are Now Summarized by the Top Experts — Judges By identifying, filtering, ranking and grouping parentheticals, we have a powerful new tool.
Michael Lissner March 16, 2022
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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
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Could You Satisfy the Courthouse Ethics and Transparency Act with a Google Form? Almost. No, you couldn't use just a Google Form, but it's close. Let's keep things simple.
Michael Lissner December 1, 2021
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FLP's Written Testimony on Financial Disclosures for the House Committee on the Judiciary A summary of our work so far and recommendations on how to fix the innumerable ethics violations uncovered by The Wall Street Journal.
Michael Lissner October 25, 2021
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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 Lissner October 15, 2021
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PACER and CM/ECF are a Threat to National Security and Must be Urgently Overhauled Why Congress must finally act to urgently and properly fix PACER/CM/ECF.
Michael Lissner October 5, 2021
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Free Law Project Creates the First Online Database of Federal Judicial Financial Disclosures We are announcing a huge new database of federal financial disclosures. The first of its kind since the disclosures were mandated more than 40 years ago.
William Palin September 28, 2021
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Free Law Project Awarded Public Access to Government Information Award by AALL At their latest conference, the AALL awarded FLP with a PAGI!
Michael Lissner August 5, 2021
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Our Presentation to the FOIA Advisory Committee on the Need for a Public Access Law for the Judicial Branch Daniel Schuman, from Demand Progress, and our Executive Director, Michael Lissner, present on what FOIA might look like for the legislative and judicial branches.
Michael Lissner March 4, 2021
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Victory For Public Access To Court Documents With help from the Samuelson Clinic at UC Berkeley, FLP works to keep public documents public.
Brian Carver December 30, 2020
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Seamus Hughes talks to FLP about PACER fees and fishing for documents We sit down and chat with PACER and extremism expert Seamus Hughes.
Donny Morrison September 11, 2020
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All current bankruptcy and federal magistrate judges are now in CourtListener We have added more than 1,000 more federal magistrate judges to our detailed judicial database.
Jon Ashley, Michael Lissner June 29, 2020
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As Bloomberg Law imposes caps on PACER access, PACER must support academics. Bloomberg Law finally says no to unlimited free PACER content. Fair enough. What now?
Michael Lissner April 4, 2020
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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 Lissner March 10, 2020
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Citation Data Gets Richer We've added many more types of citations to our system.
Matt Dahl March 5, 2020
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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
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Citation Alerts are Better than Ever Get an alert when an important case is cited.
Michael Lissner February 20, 2020
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We've added nearly 1,000 images to our open collection of judge portraits A picture tells 1,000 words. We just added 1,000 new judicial portraits to our collection.
Jon Ashley, Michael Lissner January 16, 2020
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Free Law Project Participates in Chilean Judicial Modernization Initiative Our director flies to Chile during a revolution to help with their judicial modernization effort.
Michael Lissner December 5, 2019
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Announcing our new PACER Fetch APIs Now you can use our APIs to scrape PACER. It doesn't get easier than this.
Michael Lissner November 5, 2019
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Hear Our Executive Director on the Lawyerist Podcast
Michael Lissner March 20, 2019
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We've Integrated the FJC Integrated Database into CourtListener
Michael Lissner February 14, 2019
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Tesla and Trump: The Top PACER Documents of 2018
Michael Lissner December 31, 2018
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Responding to GDPR "Right to Erasure" Requests
The Board September 26, 2018
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Uploading PACER Dockets and Oral Argument Recordings to the Internet Archive We are now uploading millions of items to the Internet Archive for permanent preservation.
Michael Lissner September 11, 2018
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Announcing PACER Docket Alerts for Journalists, Lawyers, Researchers, and the Public
Michael Lissner August 21, 2018
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An Overview of Free Law Project A few weeks ago I had the privilege and the pleasure of speaking at the Michigan Association of Law Librarians (MichALL) annual conference. The talk I gave was an overview of Free Law Project and all of our projects, initiatives, and advocacy. Here are the slides from that presentation.
Michael Lissner May 31, 2018
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The Next Version of RECAP is Now Live
Michael Lissner November 13, 2017
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Welcoming Ansel Halliburton to our Board
The Board October 11, 2017
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We Have Every Free PACER Opinion on CourtListener.com
Michael Lissner August 15, 2017
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More Details on the PACER Vulnerability We Shared with the Administrative Office of the Courts
Michael Lissner August 9, 2017
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A Million Minutes of Oral Arguments
Michael Lissner July 25, 2017
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A Complete Chronology of PACER Fees and Policies
Michael Lissner April 13, 2017
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We've Added Thousands More Citations to Historical Supreme Court Opinions
Michael Lissner March 27, 2017
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Why We Are Downloading all Free Opinions and Orders from PACER
Michael Lissner March 27, 2017
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Parties, Attorneys, and Firms are Now Searchable in the RECAP Archive
Michael Lissner March 13, 2017
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Free Law Project has Notified the Administrative Office of the Courts about a Major Security Vulnerability in the PACER/ECF System
Michael Lissner February 20, 2017
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Free Law Project to Serve as PACER Data Provider to Department of Labor Grantees at Georgia State University
Michael Lissner February 15, 2017
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Roundup of House Judiciary Committee's PACER Review
Michael Lissner February 14, 2017
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Free Law Project Makes Emoluments Clause Opinions Searchable in its Collection of Attorney General Advisory Opinions
Michael Lissner January 30, 2017
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Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Show Oral Arguments Heard
Michael Lissner January 23, 2017
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Free Law Project Receives "Le Hackie" Award from D.C. Legal Hackers for PACER Research and Blogging
Michael Lissner January 10, 2017
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CourtListener Oral Argument Podcasts Now on iTunes
Michael Lissner December 20, 2016
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Free Law Project Re-Launches RECAP Archive, a New Search Tool for PACER Dockets and Documents
Michael Lissner November 22, 2016
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Downloading Important Cases on PACER Costs More than a Brand New Car
Michael Lissner November 17, 2016
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How Much Money Does PACER Make?
Michael Lissner November 14, 2016
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What is a "Page" of PACER Content?
Michael Lissner November 3, 2016
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The Cost of PACER Data? Around One Billion Dollars.
Michael Lissner October 10, 2016
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Iain Carmichael and Michael Kim Present at PyData Carolinas Conference
Michael Lissner October 5, 2016
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Extracting Text from Our Collection of PACER Documents
Michael Lissner September 26, 2016
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CourtListener.com Now Supports Oral Arguments from the Second Circuit
Michael Lissner September 9, 2016
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CourtListener's SCOTUS Data Gets Even Better with Legacy Data from the Supreme Court Database
Michael Lissner September 6, 2016
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Launching the Next Version of CourtListener.com
Michael Lissner August 16, 2016
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Retiring and Consolidating RECAP Websites
Michael Lissner August 9, 2016
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Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Have Campaign Finance Information from the National Institute on Money In State Politics
Michael Lissner July 27, 2016
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Judge Profiles on CourtListener Now Show the Cases Authored by Each Judge
Michael Lissner June 29, 2016
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Twenty-nine New Jurisdictions and an Improved Interface Coming Soon to CourtListener
Michael Lissner June 23, 2016
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Second Circuit of Appeals to Finally Place Oral Arguments Online by Default — Write to the Court with Your Suggestions
Michael Lissner June 21, 2016
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Money for Nothing — How Search Charges Devalue PACER
Michael Lissner June 21, 2016
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Colin Starger's Talk about Citation Visualizations at CALI Conference
Michael Lissner June 20, 2016
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Milestone: CourtListener has 365 Days of Continuous Oral Argument Listening
Michael Lissner June 8, 2016
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New CSV of Reporters of Decisions
Michael Lissner May 25, 2016
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Ending our PACER Drainage Initiative and Stopping our Email Lists
Michael Lissner May 12, 2016
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More Information about our Judicial Database and Some Responses to Feedback
Michael Lissner May 12, 2016
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Notes and Sketches from Making SCOTUS Network Visualizations
Michael Lissner May 2, 2016
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CourtListener Podcasts Now on Google Play
Michael Lissner April 21, 2016
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Free Law Project and Princeton/Columbia Researchers Launch First-of-its-Kind Judicial Database
Michael Lissner April 19, 2016
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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 March 7, 2016
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It's easier than ever to contribute to CourtListener and Free Law Project
Michael Lissner March 1, 2016
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Our Newest Launch: A SCOTUS Data Viz Tool
Michael Lissner February 22, 2016
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Some Citation Parsing Statistics
Michael Lissner February 17, 2016
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Releasing V3 of the API, Deprecating V1 and V2
Michael Lissner January 31, 2016
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Citation Searching on CourtListener
Michael Lissner January 30, 2016
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Millions of New "Short Form" Case Names Now on CourtListener
Michael Lissner January 30, 2016
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Many Improvements Released in New CourtListener Version
Michael Lissner January 30, 2016
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Launching Free.law Website
Michael Lissner January 30, 2016
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Our New Citation Finder
Michael Lissner November 30, 2015
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The Right to Read Anonymously
Brian Carver September 17, 2015
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New Juriscraper Email List
Michael Lissner August 27, 2015
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Free Law Project and University of Baltimore to Collaborate to Create Supreme Court Doctrinal Maps
Brian Carver August 20, 2015
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AI and Law Call for Papers
Brian Carver July 23, 2015
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Welcoming Thomas Bruce and Jerry Goldman to our Board
Michael Lissner July 23, 2015
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Knight Foundation to Support OpenJudiciary.org
Brian Carver July 22, 2015
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Brian and Mike's Presentations from Columbia's Web Archiving Conference
Michael Lissner July 20, 2015
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Postcards Arriving Soon
Brian Carver May 28, 2015
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Reporters Database
Michael Lissner April 22, 2015
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New Versions of RECAP Extensions Out Now!
Michael Lissner April 22, 2015
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What Should be Done About the PACER Problem?
Brian Carver March 24, 2015
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Why Should Congress Care About PACER?
Brian Carver March 23, 2015
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What is the "PACER Problem"?
Brian Carver March 20, 2015
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Help Agitate to Open Up PACER
Michael Lissner January 21, 2015
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CourtListener Can Now Send Alerts in Real Time for Donors
Michael Lissner January 5, 2015
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CourtListener is Now Integrated with the Supreme Court Database
Michael Lissner December 21, 2014
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Introducing Quick Tips on CourtListener
Michael Lissner December 10, 2014
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Free Law Project Recognized in two one of Top Ten Legal Hacks of 2014 by DC Legal Hackers!
Michael Lissner December 4, 2014
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CourtListener Adds 7,000 More Oral Arguments
Michael Lissner November 19, 2014
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Check Out CourtListener's New Paint and Features
Michael Lissner November 13, 2014
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More Oral Argument News
Michael Lissner November 9, 2014
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Announcing Oral Arguments on CourtListener
Michael Lissner October 31, 2014
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Senator Leahy Wants PACER Documents Back Online
Brian Carver September 16, 2014
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Free Law Project Founders Guests on "This Week in Law" Webcast
Michael Lissner September 14, 2014
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The Importance of Backups
Brian Carver August 28, 2014
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Free Law Project Joins Request for Access to Offline PACER Documents
Brian Carver August 27, 2014
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Using PACER — What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Brian Carver August 26, 2014
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CourtListener and Juriscraper Now Support All State Courts of Last Resort!
Michael Lissner August 12, 2014
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Free Law Project Co-Founders Named to Fastcase 50 for 2014
Brian Carver July 14, 2014
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New Homepage and a CourtListener Revamp
Michael Lissner June 3, 2014
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Our RECAP partnership with Princeton University's CITP
Brian Carver May 19, 2014
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Detecting Judicial Corrections
Michael Lissner May 3, 2014
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LVI 2014 Call for Abstracts
Brian Carver March 20, 2014
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It is Long Past Time for Free Online Access to the Law
Brian Carver January 30, 2014
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CourtListner's REST API Featured on Programmable Web
Brian Carver December 13, 2013
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Free Law Project Calls for License-Free Government Data
Brian Carver December 12, 2013
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Free Law Project Joins Free Access to Law Movement
Brian Carver December 10, 2013
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Our New Authorities Table Allows Traveling to the Past
Michael Lissner November 26, 2013
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Free Law Project Unveils API for Court Opinions
Michael Lissner November 19, 2013
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CiteGeist Powers CourtListener's Newly Improved Search Results
Michael Lissner November 12, 2013
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Want to Merge Millions of Legal Opinions? It Won't Be Easy.
Michael Lissner November 1, 2013
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Our New Jurisdiction Picker
Michael Lissner October 31, 2013
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Free Law Project Adds More than 1.5M Opinions to its Collection Thanks to Data Donation
Michael Lissner October 30, 2013
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Free Law Virtual Machine Available for Academics and Developers
Michael Lissner October 15, 2013
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11 New Courts Added to CourtListener and Juriscraper Comprising Nearly 50,000 New Opinions
Michael Lissner October 9, 2013
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Non-Profit "Free Law Project" Formed to Create an Open Legal Ecosystem
Michael Lissner September 24, 2013
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Announcing Citation Queries and other Goodies
Michael Lissner June 27, 2013
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A few small API changes
Michael Lissner June 19, 2013
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Two RECAP Grants Awarded in Memory of Aaron Swartz
citp April 2, 2013
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Six new courts added to CourtListener
Michael Lissner February 28, 2013
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Live coverage graphs now available
Michael Lissner February 9, 2013
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$10,000 in Further Awards for RECAP Projects
citp February 3, 2013
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Another new court on CourtListener
Michael Lissner February 1, 2013
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New Courts at CourtListener with Historical Data
Michael Lissner January 31, 2013
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A few updates at CourtListener
Michael Lissner January 30, 2013
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Announcing the Aaron Swartz Memorial Grants
January 20, 2013
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Presentation on Juriscraper and CourtListener for LVI2012
Michael Lissner October 9, 2012
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New tool for testing lxml XPath queries
Michael Lissner May 20, 2012
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Announcing the third series of the Federal Reporter!
Michael Lissner May 13, 2012
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Building a Citator on CourtListener
Michael Lissner May 11, 2012
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Further privacy protections at CourtListener
Michael Lissner April 27, 2012
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My Presentation Proposals for LVI 2012
Michael Lissner March 15, 2012
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Announcing OCR Support on CourtListener
Michael Lissner March 3, 2012
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Announcing CourtListener's New Sub-Project: Juriscraper
Michael Lissner February 25, 2012
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Adding New Fonts to Tesseract 3 OCR Engine
Michael Lissner February 11, 2012
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The Winning Font in Court Opinions
Michael Lissner January 27, 2012
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Support for x-robots-tag and robots HTML meta tag
Michael Lissner January 25, 2012
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Respecting privacy while providing hundreds of thousands of public documents
Michael Lissner January 16, 2012
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Our Biggest Change Ever is Live!
Michael Lissner January 15, 2012
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RECAP Featured in XRDS Magazine
January 10, 2012
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Announcements, Updates and the Current Roadmap
Michael Lissner October 28, 2011
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Second Series of Federal Reporter from 1950 to 1993 now on CourtListener
Michael Lissner August 25, 2011
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New formats for dump files
Michael Lissner August 24, 2011
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The abolishment of the Emergency Court of Appeals (April 18, 1962)
Michael Lissner August 10, 2011
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Site refresh and new features now live!
Michael Lissner July 6, 2011
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Updated Supreme Court Case Dates and The First Release of Early SCOTUS Data in Machine-Readable Form
Michael Lissner May 25, 2011
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ABA Webinar: Public Access to Court Records - Protecting Personal Sensitive Information
March 30, 2011
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Schultze and Lee on RECAP at NYLS
March 17, 2011
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Changes and Plans at CourtListener.com
Michael Lissner November 4, 2010
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RECAP Extension 0.8 Beta Released
October 6, 2010
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RECAP Extension 0.7 Beta Released
September 7, 2010
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RECAP Firefox Search Plugin
September 2, 2010
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Assessing PACER's Access Barriers
August 17, 2010
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New Search and Browsing Interface for the RECAP Archive
August 3, 2010
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More RECAP Events
June 16, 2010
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New PACER Fee Data, RECAP Appearances This Week
June 14, 2010
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Announcing CourtListener.com
Michael Lissner May 1, 2010
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RECAP, The Press, and Judicial Transparency
April 30, 2010
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RECAP Documents Now More Searchable Via Internet Archive
April 19, 2010
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Work on RECAP for Google Summer of Code 2010
March 26, 2010
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Designing CourtListener
Michael Lissner March 13, 2010
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Converting PDF Files to HTML
Michael Lissner February 6, 2010
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RECAP Extension 0.6 Beta Released
January 21, 2010
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RECAP in the Columbia Science and Technology Law Review
December 8, 2009
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Google Project Shows Value of Open Judicial Records
November 20, 2009
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RECAP Media Recap
November 18, 2009
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RECAP in Minnesota Lawyer
November 9, 2009
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An Effort to Define the Ideal "Law.gov"
October 16, 2009
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Schultze on RECAP at Yale
October 13, 2009
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RECAP in the Los Angeles Times and Elsewhere
September 30, 2009
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RECAP's Steve Schultze at the Gov 2.0 Expo
September 8, 2009
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RECAP in the Wall Street Journal
August 21, 2009
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A Note on RECAP's Commitment to Privacy
August 20, 2009
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Tell The Courts to Improve PACER
August 19, 2009
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Accessing the RECAP Repository without PACER
August 18, 2009
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Law Professors, Librarians, and Think Tankers Praise RECAP
August 17, 2009
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The Blogosphere Weighs in on RECAP
August 14, 2009
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A Million Documents At Your Fingertips
August 14, 2009
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Turning PACER Around
August 14, 2009
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RECAP Project — Why It Matters
June 19, 2009
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