The lawsuit alleges users were charged to view judicial opinions and is separate from a District of Columbia class action claiming excessive fees.
September 25, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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A Miami federal judge on Monday allowed a lawsuit to proceed against the government over its fees for using the federal courts’ Public Access to Court Electronic Records system.
The decision comes several months after a class was certified in a District of Columbia case claiming excessive PACER fees.
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