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Judicial Record Digest Service

A human-powered research service that produces quarterly 8-12 page dossiers on judicial candidates' actual decisions, voting records, and case outcomes. Researchers pull court records, appellate decisions, and bar association filings, then synthesize them into plain-English summaries with decision counts, reversal rates, and recusal patterns. Delivered as PDF reports 60 days before elections.

SERVICE

24 weeks • 70% confidence

Value Proposition

Replaces fragmented news coverage with authoritative, comprehensive judicial records that are legally sourced and verified. Nonprofits can distribute to voters at scale without bias accusations. Bar associations can use for judicial evaluation committees.

Target Audience

Election commissions, voter education nonprofits, local bar associations, and civic engagement organizations in states with judicial elections

Key Features

  • Appellate decision reversal rate analysis by candidate
  • Disciplinary history and recusal patterns extracted from state bar records
  • Case outcome trends (conviction rates for prosecutors, settlement patterns for civil judges)
  • And more, with full implementation detail...

Tech Stack

Legal research databases (Justia, Google Scholar API, state court PACER systems) PDF generation and comparison tools Google Sheets/Airtable for decision tracking Legal research background required for hiring
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Original Problem

Voters struggle to evaluate political candidates' actual track records and judicial decisions

Voters face difficulty accessing and understanding specific judicial actions and policy decisions by political candidates, relying instead on campaign rhetoric and partisan narratives. Current news sources provide fragmented coverage, making it hard to build a comprehensive view of a candidate's actual performance in office. This information gap leads to uninformed voting decisions and post-election regret.

Score: 18.2%