Mike Lissner
Mike Lissner
Back in 2014, in https://github.com/freelawproject/courtlistener/issues/1601, @brianwc lamented that we don't handle partial citations very well. His example was: > The Supreme Court often cites its recent cases that don't yet...
We're doing a homepage revamp and had some logos made for the projects that we want to advertise on free.law. The logos we've done so far were very cheap, and...
I don't know how the citator would handle these presently, but in freelawproject/reporter-db#9 we discovered that there a number of citations in the corpus like: > XX Pac. (2d) XX...
One example could be something like: ```json { "A.": [ { "cite_type": "state_regional", "editions": { "A.": { "end": "1938-12-31T00:00:00", "start": "1885-01-01T00:00:00", "volumes: { 1: {"start": "1885-01-01T00.00.00", "end": 1885-06-01T00.00.00}, 2: {"start":...
The date fields for the reporters are used extensively by the citation checker, and we should try to research and complete them if we can. The way these are used...
I'm not working on x-ray at the moment, but examples keep coming my way. Next time I work on this, I'll want to consider the attached items to see if...
If you have white text on a white rectangle, we'll catch that because of the rectangle. If you just have white text, it'll be invisible to the human eye, but...
I ran an AWS batch job on this so far. It ran overnight and produced about a gig of results for the entire RECAP corpus. Some of the results are...
It seems to be common to put dates under the redaction boxes, as you can see in the highlighted screenshot below:  Note that the date isn't...
In one of the election cases, they redacted the name of the person making the declaration, but their name wound up in the TOC: https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.gand.284055/gov.uscourts.gand.284055.1.9.pdf This might be hard to...