Free Law Project is a nonprofit that builds and maintains open-source tools and databases for the legal community. Its flagship platform, CourtListener, provides free public access to court opinions, oral arguments, judges, and legal data across U.S. federal and state courts.
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The project maintains one of the largest free collections of U.S. legal documents, including millions of court opinions and a searchable PACER archive called RECAP. It offers APIs and bulk data downloads for researchers, journalists, and developers. Free Law Project also provides alerts for new opinions and filings, judge and financial disclosure databases, and supports legal data transparency through open-source software development.
What it does
Searchable database of U.S. court opinions and oral arguments.
Free public archive of PACER federal court documents.
Profiles and biographical data on U.S. judges.
Searchable judicial financial disclosure records.
Email alerts for new opinions matching saved searches.
Large-scale legal data available for download by researchers.
Programmatic access to CourtListener legal data.
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