Working on something here. Noticed a pattern with these sealed proceedings, the majority are filed in districts that have jurisdiction over the respective state capital. That many of these are for bad actors in state governments, as the concentrations are higher in the federal districts that have jurisdiction over the respective state capital. Not in any particular order. State, Capital, Jurisdiction, aggregate # of sealed proceedings.

• California is an outlier, the entire state is corrupt

• Florida, Tallahassee, Northern District, 239

• Iowa, Des Moines, Southern District, 605 (compare with Northern District)

• Indiana, Indianapolis, Southern District, 1584 (Compare with Northern)

• Illinois, Springfield, Central District, 456 (Compare w/ Northern & Southern)

• Ohio, Columbus, Southern District, 1156

Alternatively, this could just be gang shit but the high concentrations in district courts that have jurisdiction over the state's capital is very, very interesting. Currently having problems with images, so see pinned link to spreadsheet of sealed proceedings or see >>2433964

>>2464498

Reformed lawfag, not graphicsfag. This was one of those shower thoughts, still work in progress. I'd be happy to compile the data for someone to use for an overlay, am sure an anon could make something really pretty.

>>2464588

Unfortunately missed the night shift. Will go back and dig through night shift bread(s) but that would definitely be a timesaver.

>>2464695

Oh that fuckin troll shit? I saw that, the breads just kept getting shitted up by newfags, trolls, and shills. One of those posts would get like 25 or 30 replies.

>>2464796

OK well I'll just take Scott Adams at his word since, you know, he's a high-ranking government official. Go back to T_D.

>>2464828

Master list is pinned but export options disabled, can't even copypasta. Definitely need to get that original breakdown spreadsheet posted in previous breads. Why bother compiling all of that and then not allowing people to do anything with the data, meh.

>>2464843

Engaged and filtered. Back to work.