need to review an adjudicated case is it possible? Michigan 61th court?
92896
Unless it is a case such as in the Juvenile court where the records are sealed, anyone can acquire the transcript of a case.  You would contact the clerk of courts.  There will likely be a fee and in some lengthy cases this can be significant.
971952
If you could give a case citation, or at least the complete name of the case, the jurisdiction, and the approximate year of the decision, I can read it and give you some idea.  Unfortunately, you didn't give enough information to obtain help.
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CONTACT ATTORNEY AND DA.
822456
There are various websites dealing with these things, such as http://www.courtrecords.org but theres no guarantee it'll work + you have to pay to access the results.
34834
Unfortunately, the website does not have records dating back to 1967. You might need to actually go to the court where the case was held and ask for the records.
100599
I searched for it and it doesn't look like Michigan Court Records are online.\n\nYou can try pay services if you aren't near the courts. I have used both of the sites below (KnowX & Intelius) several times because they aren't subscription based, but pay only for what you want, and they're fairly reasonable.\n\nIf you are near the courts go ahead in and search for what you need. Public records are open to the public. Link below.
572967
You can file a claim online here: http://www.michigan.gov/uia/0,1607,7-118--77962--,00.html
164920
try searching the public records..for insance in wisconsin its called Wisconsin Circuit Court Access on the internet
245550
You need to go to the court building. Everything is filed there and document. You should not have any problem at all.
991044
Go to the clerk's office and ask for the docket.\n\nThe information does not appear to be available on line.
93013
http://wcca.wicourts.gov
1118359
Are you looking for a "transcript" or an "opinion" of the court?  If you're seeking only the written opinion, you can get it from Westlaw or http://www.courts.state.co.us/\n\nHowever, if you do, indeed, want an actual transcript of a hearing, plan on spending a lot of money.  Your best bet is to contact the Clerk of the Court (can be found at the website mentioned earlier) and request a copy.  It is likely that a deposit will be required -- transcripts aren't cheap.
1007655
GET A LAWYER TO FIND OUT , OR CALL LOCAL GOVT TO FIND OUT
154301
I hate to tell you this but you are out of luck. DCFS in Illinois has Carte-Blanche to do whatever they please. A court will always rule in thier favor even when they have been proven wrong.
453842
I would go to the clerk of the court that this action would be in.  They usually have form books that you can copy.
750360
You can go to the county court house. I'm sure they have something on-line. you can probably search it from your home. you can also look on a site like mylista.com and see if they have anything your interested in.
596110
The 11th circuit does not have information on cases that far back online. You would need to contact the clerk there to request a copy of the ruling.