Caselaw Access Project
A judicial-text digitization initiative led by Harvard Law School that digitizes and provides open access to millions of full-text American court decisions. The project supplies the data infrastructure for large-scale empirical research on legal texts.
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The research data comes from matching Supreme Court Database labels with Caselaw Access Project opinion texts, covering 7,668 and 7,001 opinions respectively for the two tasks.
The Caselaw Access Project, led by Harvard Law School, has digitized and made freely accessible the full texts of millions of U.S. court opinions.
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The research data comes from matching Supreme Court Database labels with Caselaw Access Project opinion texts, covering 7,668 and 7,001 opinions respectively for the two tasks.
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