Practically all published judicial material is a public record (although only under the 1st Amend, generally not under FOIA laws). The problem is that a great

Practically all published judicial material is a public record (although only under the 1st Amend, generally not under FOIA laws). The problem is that a great number of state courts (which is the majority of courts in the USA) use shitty outdated systems and don't have Internet access to their records. Or they heavily restrict access to only attorneys. The records are public, though, so if there is some specific you want, you can get it. It just might take some effort.