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Why does PACER's "NEXTGEN" system look like it should be hosted on Geocities?
I can't believe that this is the most expensive website I've ever accessed. 
The "search" button, helpfully, gives you this:
Oh yeah, I definitely didn't want to search for a case. You've got it exactly right. I want to search for words on this 10 word menu.
Oh yeah, I definitely didn't want to search for a case. You've got it exactly right. I want to search for words on this 10 word menu.
PACER charges caviar and champagne prices for a Krystal's sandwich soaked in Mr. Pibb.
Republicans clamoring to run Twitter's business when the federal criminal justice system looks like this:
Republicans clamoring to run Twitter's business when the federal criminal justice system looks like this:
You guys want to see what the Supreme Court of Georgia's website has looked like since I became a lawyer in 2011?
It's clean and easy to use and IT IS FREE.
And for every case that goes up, you get COMPLETE ACCESS TO THE RECORD.
It's clean and easy to use and IT IS FREE.
And for every case that goes up, you get COMPLETE ACCESS TO THE RECORD.
PACER is the F-35 of websites. There should be weekly hearings. The developers should be perp walked in front of a room of computer literate 12-year-old's for relentless dragging.
Something should be done.
And the irony is, at 10 cents a page, it has a profit motive to suck.
Something should be done.
And the irony is, at 10 cents a page, it has a profit motive to suck.
Far better if it was taxpayer funded or worked on a yearly subscription model. Because the incentives are clearly not in the right place.
