I saw that, but if you navigate to the case file, directly, it's all free. It's like SEC Edgar. You can pay third-parties for all sorts of SEC files, or you can get them for free directly. Many people pay, not knowing that the governmental documents are almost always free of charge.
What you will likely have to pay for in a court case are things that the court had to pay to get transcribed or similar documents.
But I can virtually always get what I need for free from governmental sources.
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