Civil Litigation
Jan. 28, 2019
PACER fees should be lifted, according to Posner amicus brief
Making online court records free would only improve the federal judiciary and the greater public’s access to it, according to an amicus brief filed by Judge Richard Posner and six other retired justices.
Making online court records free would only improve the federal judiciary and the public's access to it, according to an amicus brief filed by Richard Posner and six other retired judges in a case testing whether the government's charges for use of its PACER system violate the law.
The brief, filed Wed...
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