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Needs a simple JavaScript or similar client (REPL?) baked into the page. API appears powerful, but lots of free alternatives that don’t require a comfort level
by mchannon 8y ago
Needs a simple JavaScript or similar client (REPL?) baked into the page.
API appears powerful, but lots of free alternatives that don’t require a comfort level with shell scripting or REST calls.
- zekevermillion 8y agoI'm not aware of a free alternative for all US published caselaw. Could you cite?
- mchannon 8y agogoogle.com/scholar I also really like casemine.com. I have no idea how incomplete those archives are but I doubt they’re missing much I’d be looking for.
- zekevermillion 8y agoWell, google scholar certainly does not have all published opinions, far from it. It is not an adequate research tool, just a starting point. I'm not familiar with casemine, will check it out. EDIT: casemine appears to be neither free, nor to have all published US decisions as far as I can tell.
- chefandy 8y agoProject dev here. We’re hoping to have something simple available within a week or two. If you’re just looking for a nice case browsing interface, in the interim, you should check out Ravel’s site.