Sentence segmenter for legal texts
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A statistical model of every U.S. Supreme Court judgement — 29k cases, 256k justice votes, 1791–2024 — as browsable YAML, with an ETL pipeline and a forecasting roadmap.
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Oct 14, 2026 - Python
A diachronic analysis of legal metalanguage used by the U.S. Supreme Court from 1986 to 2019.
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Apr 21, 2024 - Jupyter Notebook
Claude Code plugin for systematic metaphor analysis of Supreme Court opinions using MIPVU, CMT, and custom legal-metaphor taxonomy
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Feb 19, 2026
Builds seven Hugging Face datasets from the 24 document collections on supremecourt.gov, as Parquet: opinions, orders, argument transcripts and audio, the U. S. Reports, the Journal and more, plus one row per case per term. Each row is one listed file: its bytes as served and its text as the extractor printed it.
open-data dataset parquet government-data case-law supreme-court scotus huggingface-datasets court-opinions oral-arguments
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Oct 12, 2026 - Python
An analysis of Supreme Court decisions in R to see how often they are overturned
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Jun 27, 2022
MCP server for the Oyez archive of U.S. Supreme Court cases: metadata, decisions with vote breakdowns, and oral-argument transcripts you can filter down to a single Justice, plus a local browser page for reading them.
mcp claude supreme-court oyez scotus legal-research model-context-protocol mcp-server oral-arguments
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