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A project of the CUSG Judicial Branch: upcoming Boulder-area jury trials and oral arguments worth watching, for pre-law students and anyone interested in the field of law.
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A tool for the CUSG Supreme Court (and pre-law students, or anyone
else interested in the field of law, more broadly -- broadened from
"pre-law students" specifically as of the Phase 4 round, see
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) to find upcoming, in-person Boulder-area court
proceedings worth sitting in on -- jury trials, oral arguments, and
motions hearings -- planned at least a week or two out, plus anything
getting real local news coverage. Full spec in the original build
prompt; this README covers what was actually built and how to run it.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A tool for the CUSG Supreme Court (and pre-law students, or anyone
else interested in the field of law, more broadly -- broadened from
"pre-law students" specifically as of the Phase 4 round, see
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) to find upcoming, in-person Boulder-area court
proceedings worth sitting in on -- jury trials, oral arguments, and
motions hearings -- planned at least a week or two out, plus anything
getting real local news coverage. Full spec in the original build
prompt; this README covers what was actually built and how to run it.Read the full README ↗