Guess what! It's PACER billing day!!
As I mentioned last week, court filings aren't free. They should be, but they're not. I've had to buy quite a few of the election filings I've livetweeted - over 2,000 pages at $0.10 per page this quarter, the vast majority election-related.
As I mentioned last week, court filings aren't free. They should be, but they're not. I've had to buy quite a few of the election filings I've livetweeted - over 2,000 pages at $0.10 per page this quarter, the vast majority election-related.
Some of you have offered to help out, which is wonderful, but I'm really in a place where I'm fortunate enough to be able to absorb the expense. So let's see if we can turn this to some good instead.
Usually I suggest that people donate to their local food bank, but I'd like to do something different this time. If you've benefitted from reading the court filings, please consider donating to @FreeLawProject - which works to make it possible for people to read them for free.
Here's the key part of my bill for this go-round (I don't want to ask and not show receipts). I'm set up for @RECAPtheLaw, so for most of those pages, once I bought them they were available to you and others for free. (And I got the benefit when anyone beat me to the purchase.) 
You can donate here:
If the walkthroughs that I've done (or other lawyers have done) have helped you better understand the election lawsuits and how they worked, please consider making a small contribution.
Thanks.
courtlistener.com/donate/?referr…
If the walkthroughs that I've done (or other lawyers have done) have helped you better understand the election lawsuits and how they worked, please consider making a small contribution.
Thanks.
courtlistener.com/donate/?referr…
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