PACER is an internet search engine provided by the Federal Judiciary that allows the public to access electronic court records from District, Federal Appellate, and Bankruptcy cases, in order to keep the public informed about court cases. It provides an acronym for Public Access to Court Electronic Records and is the Federal Judiciary's commitment to transparency.

1. PACER
 PACER is an acronym for Public Access to Court
Electronic Records
 Electronic public access service which allows the
public to learn about court cases in District, Federal
Appellate Courts, and Bankruptcy cases.
 The Federal Judiciary provides this internet search
engine because of its commitment to keep the public
informed.

2. How do Cases Move?
 To start a case you make a plead
 Before the trail you must figure out motions and do some
discovering
 During the trail a jury hears your case and makes verdict
 This is all Federal District courts, once they give you a
decision you can chose to appeal if you think its unlawful
 Then you go to Appellate Court where they decide if the
case is really unlawful
 If it is you can then go to Supreme Court who decides
whether or not to hear the case, keep the former verdict, or
reverse it and send it back