A RECORD
YOU CAN READ.
Explore Ehab Allababidi's AI and infrastructure work, self-represented litigation, and original public documents.
Challenging a judgment. Getting the record corrected.
A Rule 59(e) motion led the court to correct parts of its dismissal and enter an amended judgment.
AI & ENGINEERINGBuilding DarkDeck. Putting context first.
Specialized AI workspaces built around evidence, review, and the person making the decision.
PRIVACY LITIGATIONTaking the fight for data privacy to federal court.
A federal action against the City of Park Ridge involving the Driver's Privacy Protection Act.
PUBLIC RECORDSMaking a complicated record readable.
Court documents, timelines, and source material organized in a public archive.
U.S. SUPREME COURTSelf-representation at the highest court.
A certiorari petition and supplemental brief, with the disposition linked to the official docket.
PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTUREUnderstand the system. Build it yourself.
Private infrastructure, local AI, networking, and the architecture behind digital ownership.
TECHNOLOGY LITIGATIONTechnology accountability, on the docket.
A federal complaint naming Microsoft and Tencent entities, filed in Northern California.
AI, infrastructure, and public accountability.
Building useful systems requires attention to context, evidence, and the person responsible for the result. Ehab's work brings that approach to AI products, private computing infrastructure, public-records organization, and legal research.
The record includes original court documents, company information, public docket links, and a source archive. Court orders are presented with their actual dispositions. Docket snapshots identify the dates they cover.