Search our database of millions of PACER documents and dockets. Install the free RECAP extensions for Firefox, Chrome and Safari to contribute to this archive. AND - Intersection " " - Phrase search ( ) - Grouped queries : - Fielded search *, ? - Wildcard ~ - Fuzzy and proximity [x TO y] - Ranges About CourtListener's RECAP Archive The RECAP Archive is a searchable collection of millions of PACER documents and dockets that were gathered using our RECAP Extensions for Firefox, Chrome and Safari . PACER is the government-run system where nearly every legal document is filed from federal cases. The archive also includes every free PACER filing . This unique archive was created to partially address what we see as the PACER Problem . Using this archive, you can finally search and download millions of PACER documents, including those that were originally scanned PDFs, which we laboriously convert to text . This work was made possible thanks to a partnership with The Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton , the generous data contributions of thousands of RECAP users, and a ton of volunteer support . If you find this work valuable, or if it saves you money on your PACER bill, please donate or become a member. Donate Now Join Free.law Learn More About PACER

We've written many articles about PACER: What is the PACER Problem? How Much Money Does PACER Make? What Should be Done About the PACER Problem? What is a Page of PACER Content? The Cost of PACER Data? Around One Billion Dollars. Why Should Congress Care about PACER? Using PACER — What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Assessing PACER's Access Barriers You can read more of our PACER and RECAP articles on the Free Law Project Blog. Get Involved — Install the Extensions This archive of data was created by users of the RECAP Extensions. Learn more and install them at the RECAP homepage. Install the Extensions Research Service and API Free Law Project, the non-profit behind RECAP, is proud to host a research service and API for PACER content. If you are an organization that needs PACER content or a researcher looking for bulk data, please get in touch. Sign up to receive the Free Law Project newsletter with tips and announcements.