Blair Cnty. C.P. Case Record Public Access § 6

 the requested information is restricted from access pursuant to applicable

authority, or any combination of factors listed above.

With respect to Subsection D, [A]an aggrieved party may seek relief from a

denial of a written request for access consistent with applicable authority (for example,

in an appellate court, Pa.R.A.P. 123 sets forth procedures for applications for relief

under certain circumstances, or pertinent motion practice at the trial court level).

Section 6.0 Fees

A. Unless otherwise provided by applicable authority, fees for duplication by

photocopying or printing from electronic media or microfilm shall not

exceed $0.25 per page.

B. Except as provided in Subsection C, [A]a custodian shall establish a

fee schedule that is (1) posted in the court facility in an area accessible

to the public, and (2) posted on the custodian’s website.

C. Any fee schedule for a magisterial district court shall be

established by the president judge of the judicial district by local

rule pursuant to Pa.R.J.A. No. 103(c). The fee schedule shall be

publicly posted in an area accessible to the public.

Reasonable fees may be imposed for providing public access to case records

pursuant to this policy and in accordance with applicable authority. This section does not

authorize fees for viewing records that are stored at the court facility.

To the extent that the custodian is not the court, approval of the fee schedule by

the court may be necessary.

An example of applicable authority setting forth photocopying fees is 42 Pa.C.S.

§ 1725(c)(1)(ii) that provides the Clerk of Orphans’ Court of the First Judicial District

shall charge $3 per page for a copy of any record. See also 42 P.S. § 21032.1 (providing

authority for the establishment of fees in orphans' court in certain judicial districts). In

addition, the copying fees for appellate court records are provided for in 204 Pa. Code §

155.1. However, copies of most appellate court opinions and orders are available for free

on the Unified Judicial System’s website, www.pacourts.us.