William Palin

@mmarcotte I wanted to provide a bit more context. Currently we designed our tool to use the public-api https://public-api-green.dawson.ustaxcourt.gov/public-api/todays-opinions Which lets us generate a URL, for example like the following...

Just wanted to touch base back on this one.

@mmarcotte I wanted to come back and touch base on this. I've seen some great changes to the search pages on the court website but the lack of a permanent...

``` found_court = find_court( data["court"]["name"], bankruptcy=False, location=options["location"], ) if len(found_court) != 1: logging.warning( f"Court not found for {data['court']['name']} at {file_path}" ) continue ``` we have code to handle court dates...

``` import courts_db import datetime print(courts_db.find_court("Alaska District Court", date_found=datetime.datetime.strptime("1783-09-01", "%Y-%m-%d"), )) ``` This is some rudimentary sample code that I think illustrates what we should do.

Just to be clear those court regexes wouldnt have solved this issue. But I don't think we full integrated courts-db yet.

yes I think so.

While im adding quick fixes to the harvard importer, we should allow either some smart bankruptcy parsing, currently we have the flag off for bankruptcy to avoid collisions, but thats...

Very few have no opinions. Almost all have it just elsewhere. Ive only seen 2-3 that legitimately dont have an opinion.

I would suspect closer to 5. thats my guess based on the data ive seen