Minnesota SF2568 allows private attorneys to access electronic court records with a fee, while government-employed attorneys can access them for free.
Minnesota SF2568 amends the law to allow private attorneys to access electronic court records and documents stored in the Minnesota Court Information System for state district court cases. Attorneys must apply for a Minnesota Government Access account to gain this access. Government-employed attorneys and those working for civil legal services can view and print case documents and information without cost, while private attorneys must pay a fee set by the judicial branch. This bill aims to provide equitable access to court records for all attorneys practicing in Minnesota.
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