To obtain a PACER account or for more information, please visit For any questions or concerns regarding the Court’s RSS feed, please contact the Clerk’s Office at (614) 719-3016.Whether you are sick of social media, want to get away from endless notifications, or just want to read your news all in one spot, an RSS reader can help. To view any documents or docket sheets displayed in the CM/ECF RSS feed, users will be prompted to log in with a PACER account and will incur associated PACER fees when viewing a document. Email notifications are not sent to subscribers. Note: For either option, users will have to visit the CM/ECF RSS feed to view the most up-to-date docket entry notifications/documents.

Accessing from CM/ECF or PACER: When users are logged directly into CM/ECF (or through a PACER account), the RSS feed may be accessed through the Utilities menu by clicking on the RSS feed link.

Each browser provides an option to subscribe to the feed.

Subscribing to CM/ECF RSS Feeds: Users may subscribe by clicking the following link: CM/ECF RSS Feed this link will launch the current feed in the user’s web browser.There are two options for accessing CM/ECF RSS feeds for the Southern District of Ohio: Users must acquire, install, and configure third-party RSS reader software before the feature can be used in CM/ECF. Restricted and sealed information is NOT available.Ī standard RSS reader is not provided with CM/ECF. The Court’s RSS feed includes the last 24 hours’ worth of publicly available docketed events in civil and criminal cases, but are not case-specific. Users can subscribe to RSS feeds so they will be notified every time content is updated on a particular site. Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a type of XML that allows Internet browsers and other feed readers to display information from a website.

To allow for easier public access to specific data, PACER users and attorney e-filers may use RSS feeds for notification of docketed events in civil, criminal and MDL matters.

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