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>Now I'm looking for the Church Committee testimony from the 1940s and can't find that either.
Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities (Church Committee)
https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/common/investigations/ChurchCommittee.htm
lawfag here. Don't get confused about the process.
There are two general areas of law – criminal and civil. "Indictments" are part of the criminal process.
The other key distinction is federal law and state law. Both federal and state law is divided into criminal and civil.
What Q was alluding to is State criminal investigations and cases. There are state level criminal indictments.
PACER provides access to the Federal court system only (federal appellate, district, and bankruptcy courts).
For State court cases, check the National Center for State Courts. Not sure how much info is available.
https://www.ncsc.org/topics/access-and-fairness/privacy-public-access-to-court-records/state-links
Yeah, a definite don't do.
Just use reverse image search, go to the source websites. And DON'T POST THAT SHIT HERE.
Your confusing the state / federal court system. SDNY is a FEDERAL district – the Southern District of NY