Court Daemon
Trial Archive Network
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Indexing the courtroom. Every word, on the record.

Court Daemon maintains searchable archives of significant American trial proceedings. Transcripts are structured from primary sources — every utterance attributed, every proceeding delimited, every witness indexed.

PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA v. ORENTHAL JAMES SIMPSON

Jurisdiction Case No. Years Proceedings Los Angeles County, CA BA097211 / SC036340 1994 – 1997 Criminal · Civil · Depositions

The 1995 criminal trial of O.J. Simpson for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, the 1996–1997 civil trial that followed, and associated depositions. Los Angeles County Superior Court, Judge Lance Ito presiding.

Utterances per trial day 261 trial days
Live
Utterances
532,194
Trial Days
261
People
354
Proceedings
4,559
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS v. KAREN READ

Jurisdiction Case No. Years Proceedings Norfolk County, MA 2283CR00117 2024 – 2025 Criminal (Trial 1 · Trial 2)

Two criminal trials concerning the death of Boston police officer John O’Keefe. The first (2024) ended in a mistrial; the second (2025) returned a verdict. Norfolk County Superior Court.

Utterances per trial day 71 trial days
Live
Utterances
118,864
Trial Days
71
People
99
Proceedings
618
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JOHN C. DEPP, II v. AMBER LAURA HEARD

Jurisdiction Case No. Year Proceedings Fairfax County, VA CL-2019-2911 2022 Civil (Defamation)

Civil defamation trial in Fairfax County, Virginia, arising from Amber Heard’s 2018 Washington Post op-ed. Verdict returned for both parties in June 2022. Judge Penney Azcarate presiding.

Utterances per trial day 27 trial days
Live
Utterances
64,736
Trial Days
27
People
84
Proceedings
309
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19 Apr 2026 TSM
Evidence catalog opened on The Simpson Matter. Nearly five thousand items from the trial record, cross-referenced to the people and places they concern.
17 Apr 2026 DvH
Depp v. Heard synced to video. Every testimony minute linked to the recording.
16 Apr 2026 TSM
Criminal and preliminary proceedings of The Simpson Matter synced to video. The full trial, on the record with timestamps.
15 Apr 2026 KRT · DvH
Commonwealth v. Read and Depp v. Heard expanded. Evidence catalogs added, locations named on the record receive dedicated pages, and person pages now link to their quoted moments from the trial.
09 Apr 2026 TSM
O.J. Simpson depositions synced to video. Forty-three depositions now searchable by spoken word and timestamp.
01 Apr 2026 DvH
Depp v. Heard opened at depp-heard.courtdaemon.com. Twenty-seven days of civil defamation proceedings indexed.
27 Mar 2026 KRT
Commonwealth v. Read opened at commonwealthvread.com. Seventy-one trial days across two trials, searchable.
11 Mar 2026 TSM
The Simpson Matter opened at thesimpsonmatter.com. Trial of the century, on the record.

Court Daemon is an independent archive of American trial proceedings. Each archive is built from primary sources — official transcripts, court reporter PDFs, or broadcast-of-record video captions — and structured to the level of the individual utterance.

Every utterance is attributed to a speaker. Every speaker is resolved to a person on the record. Every proceeding is delimited with a start, end, and a type. Every trial day is indexed. Nothing on the record is silently discarded.

The daemon is patient. It reads the record once, indexes it, and keeps watching for revisions. Corrections are logged to the ledger.

“We maintain the record as it was said — not as it is remembered.”