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: BRB's Public Records BlogContra Costa Superior Court Fees
Effective this week, the Superior Courts in Contra Costa County, CA are participating in a Pilot Study Program for criminal record searching. All of the Superior Courts in the county are now adding a $15 surcharge for any name lists presented that have 51 or more names, per 70627(c).
Also, regardless of the number of names, there is now a $.50 charge to receive a printout of a case, per 70627(a). This is in addition to the standard $.50 copy fee, if a copy is needed.
Full post as published by BRB's Public Records Blog on September 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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