DOGE Cuts Off Government PACER Access Because They Are The Dumbest People On The Planet
They have no idea how lawyering works.
PACER Sucks More Than Usual… And We Know Exactly Who To Blame
Have you been struggling to get court documents lately? You're not alone.
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Shutdown Can’t Stop Trump Criminal Cases Because PACER Is A Ripoff… Seriously
It's good to have a slush fund!
When Federal Judges Said Free PACER Would Cost $2B, They Were Completely Full Of Crap
Color me absolutely not shocked in the least.
US Judiciary Throws Taxpayers A Bone, Will Offer Free Access To PACER’s Severely Broken Search Function
More than the nothing they've been offering for years.
Free PACER Searches Coming! Federal Judiciary Boldly Steps Into Early 2000s!
Don't worry, there's a catch.
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Nonprofit Forced To Delete Thousands Of Court Documents Obtained With A Fee Waiver Because PACER Is Greedy And Stupid
If you can't pay us twice for these documents...
US Contemplates Joining 21st Century As Free PACER Bill Advances Out Of Judiciary Committee
Billion dollar database, my @$$!
Morning Docket: 01.29.21
* A lawyer is demanding to know whether the FBI has uncovered $400 million of gold from the Civil War. Sounds like a sequel to National Treasure... [New York Post] * The New York Attorney General alleges that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo underreported nursing home deaths from COVID-19 in New York. [CNBC] * PACER apparently crashed yesterday because so many people were looking at class-action filings against Robinhood involving GameStop stock. [Law & Crime] * President Biden has started staffing a commission on Supreme Court reform. [Politico] * Facebook is allegedly preparing an antitrust lawsuit against Apple. At least Google isn't the target of antitrust action for a change... [Yahoo News]
House Passes PACER Bill As Budget Office Says It Will Cost Less Than $1 Million A Year To Provide Free Access To Court Documents
Hm... that's way different than $2 billion.
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Free PACER Would Cost $2B And Other Completely Made Up Garbage The Federal Judiciary Is Peddling
The judiciary is freaking out and trying to snuff out this threat to its stash.
That Took A Threatening Turn
The NCBE has had it with those pesky critics.
Why The Federal Circuit’s PACER Ruling Is A Mixed Bag
If PACER is ever to be fully free, it will happen only through an act of Congress. God help every single one of us.
Appeals Court Confirms What You Already Knew: PACER Is A Rip-Off
The download fees are too darn high.
Morning Docket: 04.29.20
* New lawyers in Texas are now being allowed to take their attorney oaths through Zoom and other teleconferencing apps. Hopefully they aren't shirtless and in bed when they are sworn in. [Houston Chronicle] * Former New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin is the latest high-profile figure to be released from prison early because of COVID-19. [NBC News] * The SEC has scored a slam dunk against an attorney who allegedly defrauded NBA star Charles Barkley of millions of dollars. [Bloomberg Law] * A New Jersey petting zoo operator has been charged with animal cruelty for allegedly abusing dozens of pigs. Wonder if he calls himself "Pig King," although the name doesn't have a ring to it. [New Jersey Herald] * Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang has sued the New York State Board of Elections for canceling New York's Democratic presidential primary. [Politico] * The Supreme Court narrowly held that Georgia could not place its entire state code behind a paywall. Along similar lines, hopefully the Supreme Court will soon find that PACER fees should be eliminated. [New York Times]