PACER Fees Rising 20 Percent Because Screw You, That’s Why
Courts say they need the extra money for a three-quarter billion-dollar security patch.
Courts say they need the extra money for a three-quarter billion-dollar security patch.
Good luck with that.
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Who could've imagined that PACER wasn't at the cutting edge of security?
They have no idea how lawyering works.
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It's good to have a slush fund!
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Color me absolutely not shocked in the least.
More than the nothing they've been offering for years.
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Billion dollar database, my @$$!
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Hm... that's way different than $2 billion.
The judiciary is freaking out and trying to snuff out this threat to its stash.
The NCBE has had it with those pesky critics.