A 53-page thesis built from 1,591 sentencing appeals, with figures, model notes, and the full PDF available.

Know what happened, where, and why.
I build careful tools for legal records, applied AI, personal data, maps, and the places that shape the work.
Five doors, one person.
Work holds artifacts. Lux is photography. Travel is the map and essays. Writing holds notes. About gives the formation.

Judicial disparities in Seventh Circuit appeals.
A 53-page thesis built from 1,591 sentencing appeals, with figures, model notes, and the full PDF available.
Lux is only photographs: aurora, eclipse timing, city light, aircraft lines, museums, mountains, and weather.
Travel keeps the route map and essays separate from photography, with 8,651 public route points and planned posts.
Public versions of study notes and method outlines, separated from private class notes and unfinished notebooks.
Beijing, Los Angeles, ICBC, PSPL, federal defense, and Chicago in a compact timeline through institutions, habits, and work.
Judicial Disparities in Seventh Circuit Criminal Appeals
A 53-page empirical thesis on appellate sentencing review, built from a judge-identifying dataset of 1,591 decisions from 2020-2025.

A photography gallery, separate from travel.
Lux is the pure visual archive: aurora, eclipse, weather, city light, and route-adjacent frames without travel-blog scaffolding.
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