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Lucky you. I’ve seen legal professionals not limit their queries, downloading 50 pages at $.10 each, when they’ve already downloaded the document umpteen times
by mchannon 8y ago
Lucky you.
I’ve seen legal professionals not limit their queries, downloading 50 pages at $.10 each, when they’ve already downloaded the document umpteen times and only want to see the first or last page.
That also goes out the window when you want to read a 283-page filing including attachments.
Audio recordings (free) are starting to be made public at the 10th circuit. Looking forward to wider availability of them nationwide.
- phonon 8y ago> That also goes out the window when you want to read a 283-page filing including attachments. PACER has a $3 cap per document (no matter how many pages).
- mchannon 8y agoLast month I got billed $10.00 for a 100-page transcript. March of last year I got billed $12.60 for a 126-page transcript. Not sure where you're getting your information from.
- justinclift 8y agoAs a data point, the article did mention a $3 cap.
- phonon 8y agoWe're both correct... "Please note that there is a 30-page cap for documents and case-specific reports (e.g., docket report, creditor listing, claims register). You will not be charged more than $3 when you access documents or case-specific reports that are more than 30 pages. However, the 30-page cap does not apply to name search results, lists of cases, or transcripts (when available online)." https://www.pacer.gov/psc/faq.html https://www.pacer.gov/psc/faq.html