
Karakutu
A decentralized archive that brings hidden censorship into view by safeguarding suppressed journalism in Turkey
Our Reporters Database is a Python library or JSON file that provides structured information about nearly every American legal reporter.
The database can be used in a variety of tools. For example, we use the Reporters Database to extract citations from text, and to look them up in our database. In the Reporters Database, you will find information about nearly 1,000 different reporters dating from 1754 to today. For each reporter, we have researched and provide structured information such as the date it began and ended, its official abbreviation, and any other variations that we've found while parsing over fifty million legal citations. We believe that with the exception of niche, small, regional reporters, this database is complete and ready for production. The Reporters Database is written in Python, but is available as JSON or can easily be extended to other languages.
Parent organization: Free Law Project

A decentralized archive that brings hidden censorship into view by safeguarding suppressed journalism in Turkey

This tool lets investigators sift through thousands of hours of footage to surface evidence of human rights abuses and other significant findings in minutes rather than weeks.

"Before this project, there was no centralized archive of resolutions, no search function across meeting notes, and no easy way to quickly understand what the [Community Board] had previously said about a topic."