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I know some of it makes it to the paper too, like bankruptcies or divorces if you don't know where they currently live, but I know some of that stuff is under a
by Keverw 7y ago
I know some of it makes it to the paper too, like bankruptcies or divorces if you don't know where they currently live, but I know some of that stuff is under a paywall or got to pay to make copies at the court house but probably depends on the area.
I was looking at one site about red light camera tickets since there's been debates over them, some states even outlawed them. But looking at one of the examples, some county didn't even have a secure website to put in license and credit card info. Chrome even put a warning next to the address bar. Not sure why they are allowed to process credit cards since a private website would have to be compliance with PCI. But I guess some areas are more technical than others.
- astura 7y agoDivorces and bankruptcies are included in court records and are available online in my state. Property transfers are posted in the newspaper.
- Keverw 7y agoFor the entire state? I figured a county by county thing. But I do think more legal case law and publicly funded research should be open to the public. I know people feel that way about PACER, so someone created a plugin called Recap.