Michael Lissner April 13, 2017 Today, the PACER system contains millions of court filings for the federal district, circuit, and bankruptcy courts, most of which are sold at a dime per page with a three dollar cap per document. But content in PACER was not always priced this way, and indeed the PACER system goes back all the way to the early 1990’s, before...
National Academy of Public Administration Unveils Complete Series of “Election 2020 Project” Action Plans Post Date: October 29, 2020 Papers Offer Next Administration a Roadmap to Address Nation’s Grand Challenges WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Academy of Public Administration today unveiled its complete series of Election 2020 Project action plans, which offer...
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Michael Lissner September 12, 2022 Oakland, CA — In early 2010, we launched CourtListener.com. It wasn’t much, but it was a start. It could scrape decisions off court websites and whenever it found new decisions, it would send alerts by email and make the documents publicly searchable. It was a start. It looked like this: A screenshot of CourtListener from 2010...