The Evidence Record
- Vehicle Recognition Software for Investigation-grade LPR
Document · 2026
Flock Safety
Flock's 2026 accuracy claims: over 99% capture in good conditions, 96% character-reading accuracy and 97% state accuracy. These are company numbers with no independent test published.
- Vendor Information Archive (New York Fed crisis-era contracts)
Government Record · 2010
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
The New York Fed's archive of crisis-era vendor contracts. It names BlackRock on the Maiden Lane LLC, Maiden Lane II and Maiden Lane III management contracts,…
- Verified Complaint, Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans v. City of San Diego et al., Case No. 26CU051879C
Court Filing · 2026
Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans; ACLU Foundation of San Diego & Imperial Counties
A separate ACLU-backed lawsuit against San Diego's plate reader program (September 2026) that cites the Parra and Beltran arrest. These are allegations, not findings.
- Victims Receive Reparations for Burge-Era Torture
Government Record · 2016
City of Chicago Mayor’s Office
Of 98 people seeking financial reparations, 57 were approved. This implementation count differs from the Goldston report’s at least 50 potential victims and later litigation’s more-than-100…
- Virginia Code §2.2-5517: Automatic license plate recognition systems
Government Record · 2025
Virginia General Assembly
Virginia's 2025 law requiring plate reader data to be destroyed after 21 days so neither the vendor nor police can recover it, and stating that a…
- Vivendi: 2025 Annual Report
Corporate Filing · 2026
Vivendi SE
Vivendi's 2025 annual report: it owned 9.91 percent of Universal Music Group, a minority stake, not a subsidiary.
- VIZIO to Pay $2.2 Million to FTC, State of New Jersey to Settle Charges It Collected Viewing Histories on 11 Million Smart Televisions without Users’ Consent
Government Record · 2017
Federal Trade Commission; New Jersey Attorney General
FTC, 2017: smart TV maker Vizio paid $2.2 million to settle charges it tracked what 11 million TVs watched, second by second, and sold the data…
- Voters in Maine and Texas to decide local Flock camera measures on Nov. 3
News Report · 2026
Ballotpedia News
Ballotpedia, October 2026: voters in York, Maine and League City, Texas will decide local Flock measures on November 3.
- Vulnerable & Vanishing: The Struggle to Protect Arizona’s Foster Youth in DCS Care
News Report · 2026
FOX 10 Phoenix
FOX 10 Phoenix reported that 74% of children who went missing from Arizona DCS care between January 2024 and September 2025 disappeared from group homes.
- WA to pay $9 million to woman who said she was sexually abused in foster care
News Report · 2025
Seattle Times
Washington State agreed to pay $9 million to Ashley Miller, who said she was sexually abused in foster care from ages 5 to 12 while the…
- Wag the Dog (1997): release record
Document · 1997
Rotten Tomatoes
Catalog record: Wag the Dog, a film about a staged war to distract from a presidential sex scandal, opened December 25, 1997.
- Walker-Smith v General Medical Council [2012] EWHC 503 (Admin)
Court Filing · 2012
High Court of Justice, Queen's Bench Division (Mitting J)
The High Court quashed the GMC's findings and erasure against Professor John Walker-Smith — the senior clinical investigator and co-author of the 1998 paper, not Andrew…
- WALL-E (2008): Disney D23 record
Document · 2008
D23: The Official Disney Fan Club
Disney's D23 record: WALL-E released June 27, 2008.
- Wallace v. Powell, No. 3:09-cv-00286: Judgment (M.D. Pa. 2022)
Court Filing · 2022
U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
The federal judgment in the Kids for Cash civil case: $106,296,945.53 in compensatory damages and $100,000,000 in punitive damages against Ciavarella and Conahan.
- Wallace v. Powell, No. 3:09-cv-00286: Memorandum on Damages (M.D. Pa. 2022)
Court Filing · 2022
U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
The federal court's 2022 memorandum awarding $100 million in punitive damages against former judges Ciavarella and Conahan to Kids for Cash victims.
- Walt Disney Company Fiscal 2025 Form 10-K (2025)
Corporate Filing · 2025
The Walt Disney Company
Disney annual report for fiscal 2025, filed November 2025: lists the ABC network, the Disney, Freeform, FX and National Geographic channels (73% owned) and eight owned…
- Warner Bros. Discovery 2025 Form 10-K (2026)
Corporate Filing · 2025
Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.
Warner Bros. Discovery annual report for 2025, filed February 2026, its last as an independent company: lists CNN, HBO Max, HBO, Discovery, TNT Sports and the…
- Warner Music Group: Form 10-K, Fiscal 2025
Corporate Filing · 2025
Warner Music Group Corp.
Warner Music Group's 2025 annual report: Len Blavatnik's Access Industries holds about 98 percent of the voting power and 72 percent of the economic interest.
- Warner Music Group: Proxy Statement (2026)
Corporate Filing · 2026
Warner Music Group Corp.
Warner Music Group's 2026 proxy: Access controls the company through supervoting shares. Vanguard held 11.5 percent and BlackRock 5.8 percent of the public Class A shares,…
- Was Sesame Street in Iraq Really Funded by USAID?
News Report · 2025
Snopes
Snopes, February 2025: says the Iraq claim mixes up a USAID-funded Sesame education project with a separately funded Arabic Sesame TV show.
- Washington bill history — ESSB 6002
Government Record · 2026
Washington State Legislature
Washington Legislature's record confirming ESSB 6002 became law in March 2026.
- Washington Post: How the Post Analyzed Hunter Biden Laptop Data (2022)
News Report · 2022
The Washington Post
Washington Post, March 2022: two security experts it hired verified thousands of emails from the laptop data as authentic, using cryptographic signatures from Google and other…
- Washington Post: The Death of Monica Petersen in Haiti (2016)
News Report · 2016
Glenn Kessler / The Washington Post
Washington Post fact check, December 2016: on the death of sex-worker advocate Monica Petersen in Haiti in November 2016. No official cause-of-death record was found.
- Washington RCW 10.116.040: Police Ban on Military Equipment (2022)
Government Record · 2022
Washington State Legislature
Washington State law, 2022: police may not acquire or use military equipment, including long-range acoustic devices and directed-energy systems.