Observed arrival · 2026-09-02
Kaurma: The Cost of Fighting Back
An activist project argues that AI-assisted legal work can help ordinary people challenge institutions without being priced out of court.
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The project uses one New Hampshire ballot-filing dispute as its founding case study. Its timeline records two state-level rejections, a 4–1 Ballot Law Commission vote, a federal filing made pro se, and an injunction approved on August 31, 2026. The broader proposal combines self-representation training, case-derived playbooks, and crowdfunded legal funds, while explicitly stating that it promises no particular outcome. The homepage points readers toward the signed order and independent PACER verification.
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