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Evidence ledger

Every public record the site draws on, with what it covers, when it was measured, when we retrieved it, and its known limits. Check these before reusing a finding.

Opens filtered public records with market, report, API, and action routes attached.

Aug 2026

Latest access

Aug 15, 2026

45/45

Public URLs

recorded links

12

Linked markets

profile routes

235,808

Record rows

summary excluded

Reusable source packet

Start from U.S. Department of Justice

One record, ready for JSON, CSV, data-console filters, market context, and action.

1 market link / 0 report citations

Source dossier Open packet in register

Source-to-public route

Records stay attached to every claim.

JSON
Mobile source-to-public routePublic source records move through linked markets and cited reports into reusable public record rows.Sources45Markets12Reports11API235808
Records45Markets12Data rows235808

45

public sources

citation records

12

linked markets

profile routes

45

URL records

recorded public links

Aug 2026

latest access

Aug 15, 2026

Claim custody

How evidence becomes public action

Select a stage to inspect its count, publication rule, and claim boundary.

Evidence standard
Collect / current scope45 records

45 of 45 source records include a recorded public URL.

What this measures
Public source records with publisher, access date, citation, and reusable endpoint metadata.
Publication rule
Keep the original public record inspectable and preserve access dates and licensing notes.
Claim boundary
A public URL and source record establish traceability, not that the underlying measure supports a market-power claim.
Inspect collect route

Source-to-public route

Evidence remains attached as it moves.

Public sources flow into markets, reports, and public record rowsInspectable provenance routes show public records connected to market profiles, cited reports, and public JSON rows.Sources45 public recordsMarkets12 linked marketsReports11 public briefingsAPI235808 record rowsSelected packetU.S. Department of Justice1 market links / 0 report citations

Live evidence packet

21

Datasets

21

Agency reports

Inspect summary endpoint

235808

Record rows

194

Confidence links

4

Source types

Evidence workspace

Follow the record from source to public use.

Register45 records / 45 URLs

Public source register

Search and filter the public records used by market profiles and reports.

Methodology

Showing 45 source records, 12 linked markets, 37 report citations, and 100% with recorded URLs.

Filtered audit

The register view recalculates source mix, public links, market coverage, and report citations as filters change.

45

records

12

markets

37

citations

100%

URLs

Standard of proof

Use with visible qualifiers

Advocacy evidence should be inspectable, market-linked, cited, and confidence-labeled before it asks the public to act.

69%

1/4 ready

URL recorded45/45 linkedEvery record includes a public URL; reachability and reuse terms remain separate checks.
Market trace28/45 linked12 markets connected to the filtered evidence.
Report reuse37 citations21 records already appear in public briefings.
Confidence review13/45 reviewed32 records still need stronger confidence notes.

Source mix in view

All source types

13 reviewed
agency report21
public dataset21
academic paper2
industry report1

API route

GET /api/public/sources
Selected public recordJustice Department Settles with T-Mobile and Sprint in Their Proposed MergerU.S. Department of Justice / unlinkedEvidence dossier

Selected public record

Justice Department Settles with T-Mobile and Sprint in Their Proposed Merger

U.S. Department of Justice / agency report

unlinked
Selected-source route map

A single public record should carry readers from citation to market context, reusable data, and market-scoped action.

4/5 route checks ready
Selected source route for Justice Department Settles with T-Mobile and Sprint in Their Proposed MergerThe selected source connects to market coverage, report citations, public API exports, and advocacy action.1. Record: agency report. U.S. Department of Justice1Recordagency report2. Markets: 1 link. Wireless service2Markets1 link3. Reports: 0 citations. No cited report3Reports0 citations4. API: JSON + CSV. Reusable rows4APIJSON + CSV5. Action: Market ask. Wireless service5ActionMarket ask
1Record

agency report

U.S. Department of Justice

2Markets

1 link

Wireless service

3Reports

0 citations

No cited report

4API

JSON + CSV

Reusable rows

5Action

Market ask

Wireless service

Public URL

recorded

Accessed

Jul 17, 2026

License

Public federal government record

Citation trail
BibTeXRIS

U.S. Department of Justice / 2019 / doj-tmobile-sprint-settlement-2019

U.S. Department of Justice, Justice Department Settles with T-Mobile and Sprint in Their Proposed Merger, July 26 2019. Available at https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/justice-department-settles-t-mobile-and-sprint-their-proposed-merger-requiring-package. Accessed Jul 17, 2026. Antitrust Radar source record doj-tmobile-sprint-settlement-2019: https://antitrustradar.org/sources/doj-tmobile-sprint-settlement-2019

DOJ settlement record requiring divestitures intended to support a fourth nationwide facilities-based wireless competitor.

Accessed

Jul 17, 2026

Markets linked

1

Report citations

0

Market coverage

Report usage

No report citation yet
Evidence route
1. RecordPublic source selected
2. Coverage1 market link
3. Use0 report citations
Source evidence packet

Reuse this public record as a filtered evidence packet across data, reports, markets, and public action.

Source JSONcitation and coverage
Source CSVspreadsheet-ready
ObservationsHHI rows using source
Participantsfirm-share rows
Cited reportsreport metadata
Data consolefilter source rows
Lead marketWireless service
Action briefmarket-scoped ask
Methodologysource standards

agency report

2023 Merger Guidelines

U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission

U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission, 2023 Merger Guidelines, released December 18 2023.

Accessed Aug 5, 2026unlinked
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