Data for Justice

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A dataset with over 80 million cases and 80 thousand judges was released to the public
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Over 46083 citations in total, in just the top 5 most cited judgements.
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Here's what you can look forward to...
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Here's a brief of what went down last Thursday
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Here are top 5 free tools, I recommend, for your repertoire to supercharge your data practice.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education & Anr. vs. Aditya Bandopadhyay and Ors. judgement in 2011, immortalised the common refrain that has been…
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The Central Information Commission (CIC) conducted an audit exercise relating to the online disclosure of information by public authorities (PA) through…
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A few weeks back, LegalMinds, a legal analytics firm based in India, shared this dataset on the judgements delivered by the Supreme Court of India over…
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Justice Hub team conducted its second Date with Data last week with Shreya Tripathy (Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy) and Tarika Jain (University College…
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Exactly one year ago, in August 2020, DAKSH India set a milestone in the open data movement. They created a database on judicial data which standardised…
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An analysis of the budget allocation for schemes under the National Mission for Justice Delivery and Legal Reforms by the Ministry of Law and Justice
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A once in a lifetime opportunity to shape our systems of law and justice
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