Government
May 16, 2014
More courts are charging for online records access
As California courts continue to look for ways to do more with less money, many have turned toward a new source of revenue: online records access.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As California courts continue to look for ways to do more with less money, many have turned toward a new source of revenue: online records access.
Alameda and Sacramento counties are among the latest to roll out pay systems for lawyers or litigants who perform name searches or look at online documents. Alameda County began its pay-to-play system in April, Sacramento County's will start in July, ...
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