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Access is free if viewed from a federal courthouse terminal. While it's not necessarily convenient it is worth mentioning that a free option exists. http://www
by amckenna 13y ago
Access is free if viewed from a federal courthouse terminal. While it's not necessarily convenient it is worth mentioning that a free option exists.
http://www.pacer.gov/documents/epa_feesched.pdf http://www.pacer.gov/documents/epa_feesched.pdf
- thinkcomp 13y agoNot really. You can't save files and the courts I've been to charge $0.25 per page to print if you can print at all.
- gametheoretic 13y agoBy 'save' do you mean locally, or do they also disallow email, dropbox, etc? (I think it's great what you're doing regardless; I ask only to more clearly assess their intentionality in all this...)
- thinkcomp 13y agoThe court workstations are Dell Optiplex machines running Firefox on Linux configured to visit one and only one web site: PACER. The local filesystem is locked.
- gametheoretic 13y agoJeeesus. So this ain't even a "don't hate the player" situation -- they are the game?
- toomuchtodo 13y agoWhat kind of connection does the monitor have to the workstation?