Daily News | York County agrees to improve public access to criminal court records in response to suit by Spotlight PA, others
and said his office “has actually expanded free public access to the public, especially to those facing a financial barrier to information.”
Attorneys for the news organizations pointed to numerous instances where they say the office delayed access to, improperly restricted, and overcharged for judicial records. As part of the settlement, Byrnes agreed to provide the news organizations with a copy of a policy notifying the public how to access judicial records, and a fee schedule that aligns with statewide court policies.
Byrnes also agreed to pay $6,796.52 for costs and expenses incurred by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
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