Rule 15A.26 Public Access to Court Records

If you want to see documents from a court case that uses electronic filing, you can go to the circuit clerk's office to look at them. The clerk has to let the public view the electronic docket, along with the pleadings and other documents filed in the case, as long as those records aren't sealed or marked confidential.

If you want an actual paper copy of something from the file, the clerk's office will print it for you. You will have to pay the normal copying fee for those printed pages, just like you would for any other court record.