https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/gm8xfq/if_cops_can_watch_us_we_should_watch_them_i/

As a result, I started a slack channel for others who were interested in scraping public court records, in an effort to create the first public repository of full county level court records for as many counties as possible.

Now, less than a month later, 2,300+ journalists, data scientists, developers, and activists have joined.

We are now organizing this grassroots project, and I couldn't be more proud or excited. The dream of having comprehensive, updating, fully open database of public court records that allow for police officer and judge level data oversight is perhaps the first step in restoring trust and implementing true accountability for policing.

We need even more help with this mission, specifically web scraping talent. If you are interested, join like minded folks here:

https://join.slack.com/t/policeaccessibility/shared_invite/zt-fb4fl1ac-~ChWSpFs2R_mDKIDyLj2Og

Roles/skills we need volunteers for: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Pc_Vk8HQ0TXWVQsnJnL6MH4JdxoDVFCWHPXSFja6vKg/edit#heading=h.gqys9pa9hr4g

New subreddit for this initiative: https://www.reddit.com/r/DataPolice/