Caselaw Visualization Blog

The Caselaw Visualization Blog by João Marinotti (HLS, 2020) shares data visualizations about U.S. caselaw using CAP data.

Creating a Case Recommendation System Using Gensim’s Doc2Vec

Case Recommendation System by Minna Fingerhood.

Do Elected and Appointed Judges Write Opinions Differently?

Michael Nelson and Steven Morgan at Pennsylvania State University summarize their research using CAP data.

Tracking semantic change in US Court opinions and Congress speeches

Abdul Abdulrahim at the University of Oxford shares his experience using CAP data to see what language can tell us about ideological changes surrounding reproductive rights between the U.S. Supreme Court and Congress over time.

Telling Stories with CAP Data: The Prolific Mr. Cartwright

John Bowers presents "my experience working with the Caselaw Access Project’s publicly available Illinois dataset as evidence for a more optimistic narrative – namely that applying quantitative techniques to corpuses primarily associated with the qualitative disciplines can help us to uncover and relate stories which might otherwise go unnoticed."