The Judicial Conference of the United States has endorsed ending fees for online docket searches through PACER, at least for noncommercial users. Charges may continue for downloading documents, ...

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The Law Blog doesn't know where it would be without PACER, the federal judiciary's electronic records system. (PACER stand for Public Access to Court Electronic Records.) The system contains dockets ...