Material so important that it is only handled by confidential employees of the Court, a.k.a. judicial law clerks and secretaries. A letter your humble author addressed to Chief Judge Lanier Anderson of the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals did not even elicit a response. The communication requested information such as the name of all individuals who prepared any and all Bench Memos, draft memoranda, draft opinions, orders, correspondence, and who had conducted other research relative to cases filed with the Eleven Circuit. My letter was ignored. After waiting several weeks, I phoned the Court of Appeals and was informed that any such F.O.I.A. requests should be addressed to the Clerk of the Court, Mr. Thomas Kahn.
Public trials are a fantasy.
There is no meaningful access to the courts. Due process is a distant memory. Larry Bolin FTG Publishing Spread far and wide - just give credit to the author.