From: D. Menken (dmenken@sbjlaw.com)
Date: Tue Jun 27 2000 - 12:38:54 EDT
What's a "small fee"? Does it stay small? Who sets it? Is there an
exclusivity (i.e., a monopoly)? The amount I pay as a lawyer to West Group
for essentially public info (cases) is staggering. What about paying money
to a private entity for the ability to download legal forms?
David Menken.
-----Original Message-----
From: YTdave@AOL.COM [mailto:YTdave@AOL.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 12:23 PM
To: watpa@westnet.com
Subject: Re: WATPA: FW: Privatizing Congressional Hearings (Slate)
I agree, people are entitled to be paid when they render a service. I don't
mind paying a small fee to have some business collect and disseminate public
documents. Otherwise, it just gets paid from tax dollars.
Dave Wright
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