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	Alaska ( 5.68 )	When offering on-line access to an electronic file or data base, a public agency must maintain one or more public terminals and provide online access without a charge. Alaska Stat. § 40.25.115 (f) (2008). Case law for this topic has ...More on Alaska
	Texas ( 4.67 )	A public agency may not impose a charge for accessing electronic-based information if that information is not available directly on-line. A charge may only be imposed if programming or manipulation of data is required. Tex. Gov't Code §552.272 (a) (2007). ...More on Texas
	Tennessee ( 4.25 ) Alabama ( 4.25 ) Arizona ( 4.25 ) California ( 4.25 ) Colorado ( 4.25 ) Connecticut ( 4.25 ) Delaware ( 4.25 ) Georgia ( 4.25 ) Hawaii ( 4.25 ) Idaho ( 4.25 ) Illinois ( 4.25 ) Indiana ( 4.25 ) Iowa ( 4.25 ) Kansas ( 4.25 ) Kentucky ( 4.25 ) Louisiana ( 4.25 ) Maine ( 4.25 ) Maryland ( 4.25 ) Massachusetts ( 4.25 ) Michigan ( 4.25 ) Mississippi ( 4.25 ) Missouri ( 4.25 ) Nevada ( 4.25 ) New Hampshire ( 4.25 ) New Jersey ( 4.25 ) New York ( 4.25 ) North Carolina ( 4.25 ) North Dakota ( 4.25 ) Ohio ( 4.25 ) Oklahoma ( 4.25 ) Oregon ( 4.25 ) Rhode Island ( 4.25 ) South Carolina ( 4.25 ) South Dakota ( 4.25 ) Virginia ( 4.25 ) Washington ( 4.25 ) West Virginia ( 4.25 ) Wisconsin ( 4.25 ) Wyoming ( 4.25 ) District of Columbia ( 4.24 ) Arkansas ( 3.83 ) Utah ( 3.81 ) Minnesota ( 3.74 ) New Mexico ( 3.68 )	If a county or municipality has the capability, it may "charge reasonable fees" to access and use the county's or municipality's "computer and network system to search, manipulate, or retrieve information from a computer database." The fees for accessing and ...More on New Mexico
	Montana ( 3.32 ) Vermont ( 3.30 ) Pennsylvania ( 3.24 ) Nebraska ( 3.07 ) Florida ( 2.66 )	Unless otherwise stated by law, a custodian may charge a fee for remote electronic access. This fee may include the "direct" and "indirect" costs of providing access. FLA. STAT. ch. § 119.085 (2004). Case law for this topic has not ...More on Florida
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