No.  The costs reasonably incurred by an appointed CJA attorney for copies, whether the copies are made in-house or using a copy service, are considered “reimbursable out-of-pocket expenses.”  CJA attorney are entitled to be reimbursed for these expenses.  Although there is no set national rate for the cost of making copies, the copying costs should be reasonable under the circumstances and may vary by district.  An attorney should use the most economical means available under the circumstances of the individual case.  For more information see the Guide, Vol. 7, Section 230.63.10, Section 230.63.70, and Section 230.66.40.