you can ask the clerk of the court to get you a copy of the transcript at any time.& now, if the case is sealed, that may be a different story.& cases are sealed when certain information is not wanted in the public view - and in our case, if "laws" are not enacted (truly) then i'd think they may seal that case...


but wait until the 3 or 4 week period has elapsed and contact the court to see if there has been any activity on that case.& you may want to get a copy of the case file/transcript regardless in case they do seal it in that time period.


if i were doing this, i'd get a copy of the record of today's events and then check back in three weeks to see if there has been any activity on the case.


jon