Big fan of Jake and his team. Pretty sure they&#x27;re stuck licensing case data, like everybody else. That means no unrestricted bulk downloads of permissively licensed case data for end users.<p>That data is &quot;free&quot; insofar as you can read it on Casetext without payment. That&#x27;s great---I do it a lot---but it&#x27;s a far cry from what Public Resource aimed to do and what Harvard has now promised to do.<p>In some situations, like Lexis Nexis&#x27; relationship to the State of California, there were are are already &quot;walled garden&quot; interfaces where you can go to read and download case law one case at a time. That hasn&#x27;t opened the playing field for viable, comprehensive alternatives to Wexis, which is probably why Wexis can be convinced to offer them.<p>If and when the data become truly open, I can&#x27;t wait to see where Casetext goes.