§ 20-371 — Electronic access to district court records; county may charge reasonable fees; no additional fees authorized

Notwithstanding any statute, law, rule, regulation or supreme court rule to the contrary, any county may provide electronic access to district court records that are otherwise publicly available. A county may charge reasonable fees, not to exceed those authorized by law, for providing electronic access to such records. No statute, law, rule, regulation or supreme court rule shall authorize the charging of a fee in addition to a county fee, if any, for providing electronic access to district court records.

Legislative History

L. 2006, ch. 148, § 1; July 1.