PA · rules
Blair Cnty. C.P. Case Record Public Access § 2
0 Statement of General Policy
A. This policy shall govern access by the public to case records.
B. Security, possession, custody, and control of case records shall generally
be the responsibility of the applicable custodian and designated staff.
C. Facilitating access by the public shall not substantially impede the orderly
conduct of court business.
D. A court or custodian may not adopt more restrictive or expansive access
protocols than provided for in this policy. Nothing in this policy requires
a court or custodian to provide remote access to case records. However, if
a court or custodian chooses to provide remote access to any of its case
records, access shall be provided in accordance with Section 10.0.
[The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has adopted other policies governing
public access to Unified Judicial System case records: t]The Electronic Case Record
Public Access Policy of the Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania [that] provides for
access to the statewide case management systems' web docket sheets and requests for
bulk data [and the Public Access Policy of the Unified Judicial System of
Pennsylvania: Official Case Records of the Magisterial District Courts that provides
for access to case records of the magisterial district courts maintained in a paper
format].
Provenance
- Source
- www.blaircountypa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
bf2c3527abcba06709e5430fbe95e39f70148b1611dc00d19a2970d829fbd705
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