Good news -- the new NSF-funded Supreme Court Database Website is now up and running, and I can't imagine this won't make the database available to thousands more users via its easy-to-use interface. Not only can you download the most current version of the database and its companions, but you can also perform analyses right on the website. This is good stuff; check it out!
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