Category Archives: Disability & Human Rights

I Have Been Building AI Tools for Pro Se Civil Rights Litigation

Today I published an MCP server that connects the Free Law Project’s CourtListener API to AI agents running in Claude Code and OpenCode (https://github.com/DefendTheDisabled/courtlistener-mcp). This gives my AI agents the ability to search CourtListener’s extensive case law databases with both keyword search and semantic search. The courtlistener-mcp should run with any AI CLI or desktopContinueContinue reading “I Have Been Building AI Tools for Pro Se Civil Rights Litigation”

Please Support Jake Niederquell’s Disability Rights Case in Washington State

Jake Niederquell is a man in Washington state with high-functioning autism who encountered discrimination against his disability at a local business. The encounter with the business escalated to include experiencing discrimination and misconduct by local police, prosecutors, and state courts. Jake filed a civil lawsuit against the business while also representing himself to get criminalContinueContinue reading “Please Support Jake Niederquell’s Disability Rights Case in Washington State”

Help Me Hold UnitedHealthcare and TennCare Accountable

This is a Prior Authorization Request for Accessible Justice Submitted to You Holding abusive private and state operated health plans accountable will be possible when you help people like me sue them. UnitedHealthcare Community Plan (UHCCP) is among the worst of the worst, but they’re part of a community of abusers with many accomplices. IfContinueContinue reading “Help Me Hold UnitedHealthcare and TennCare Accountable”

Tennessee’s Disabled Adults Need Help To Have Human Rights

I’m still pro se litigating my case against TennCare. I’ve been finding it very hard to research case law. I’ve noticed that the Attorney General and other arms of the Tennessee Judicial Branch have access to legal research tools like Thomas Reuters Westlaw. These legal research tools provide an advantage that seems like they couldContinueContinue reading “Tennessee’s Disabled Adults Need Help To Have Human Rights”