Gadoes wires dispumike into US caselaw
The dispumike fork can now pull from CourtListener, the free database of US federal and state court opinions.
Gadoes has added a clean little adapter that lets the fork talk to CourtListener - a long-running open archive of American caselaw run by the Free Law Project. It's the first concrete research source plugged into this fork, with a citation parser and a working round-trip test suite to prove it actually fetches what it claims to fetch.
The more interesting bit is the shape. Gadoes has set this up as a template: a tiny, self-contained file per source, no database changes required. That means the next source - federal regulations, EU law, Pakistani statutes, whatever a downstream fork needs - slots in the same way. Other forks doing US litigation work can lift this one file almost as-is.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?