Bench, Law, Judiciary, Supreme court, Court, Judge
Big Data for Justice
RT @paulnovosad: 📢📢Trying something new: Instead of waiting 10 years until our judicial bias paper publishes, we are posting the public data RIGHT AWAY.
80 million cases, 80k judges, the near universe of Indian lower court cases from 2010–2018. 🧵 1/5
Details: https://t.co/Pdm9O0zRaS
OpenAn open-access dataset of 80 million Indian legal case records
RT @paulnovosad: 📢📢Trying something new: Instead of waiting 10 years until our judicial bias paper publishes, we are posting the public data RIGHT AWAY.
80 million cases, 80k judges, the near universe of Indian lower court cases from 2010–2018. 🧵 1/5
Details: https://t.co/Pdm9O0zRaS
OpenBig Data for Justice
An open-access dataset of 80 million Indian legal case records
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