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Unfortunately no, this isn't currently possible. What I'd advise instead is to grab the data from the FJC IDB and use it as a starting point. It often has the cause field populated, and if you start there, you can then filter our data. The cause field is difficult because it doesn't appear anywhere that we can easily parse. It might be tucked into some of the PDFs — I haven't checked, but I suspect so — but if that's the case, it's not something we've tried to pull out yet. That leaves the FJC data, which is pretty darned good. If you end up working with it, we have a page with some advice here: |
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Unfortunately no, this isn't currently possible. What I'd advise instead is to grab the data from the FJC IDB and use it as a starting point. It often has the cause field populated, and if you start there, you can then filter our data.
The cause field is difficult because it doesn't appear anywhere that we can easily parse. It might be tucked into some of the PDFs — I haven't checked, but I suspect so — but if that's the case, it's not something we've tried to pull out yet.
That leaves the FJC data, which is pretty darned good. If you end up working with it, we have a page with some advice here:
https://free.law/idb-facts/