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The
Judicial Conference of the United States recently approved several changes regarding public access to federal court records on
PACER. Changes include:
- Selected digital audio recordings of court hearings (at the discretion of the presiding judge; $2.40 per audio file).
- No billing unless an account accrues charges of more than $10 per quarter (the former limit was $10 in a year).
- A pilot project for opinions from up to 12 courts to appear in the Government Printing Office's FDsys service.
For more information, read the press release:
Judiciary Approves PACER Innovations to Enhance Public Access.
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