The Administrative Office of the United States Courts wants to learn more about other agencies’ multi-phased approaches to cloud adoption.

Right now people looking to access court records electronically have to slog through a difficult-to-use site that charges 10 cents per page. But the Internet Archive — a non-profit digital library — wants to offer the Public Access to Court Electronic Records service, known as PACER, for free, according to a letter the group sent to the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet.