Where can i review a complete report on enviromental civil cases?

i searched alot and only found the summary..


this s the case i want to see the whole report





Case 'tiled by State of Wisconsin, against United Waste Systems, Inc., alleging a failure to comply with DNR Order 2A-73-719 in that united Waste Systems did not install a~groundwater monitoring system or leachate removal system,.did not submit full site engineering plans or, in alternative, did not close landfill by dates specified in order.





Case closed on May 10,1985 via an Administrative Consent Order, entered into





between Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Waste Management of Wisconsin,





Inc.1 requiring implementation of groundwater and leachate monitoring programs. May





16, 1985, Stipulation and Order for Dismissal upon terms whereby WMWI agreed to pay





$6260 civil penalty and $41,740 forfeitura.





PLEA DISPOSITION





ITEM flATE: VIOLATION: $35,00 0.00 PENALTYWhere can i review a complete report on enviromental civil cases?
You're going to have to give more info than that. In records alone, there isnt much access online for cases that started in the 70's and ended in the 1980's. There wasn't much around except for microfiche when this case was disposed of.





If you know which jurisdiction handled the case, you can file a FOIA request with the clerk of court. If they have to transcribe from microfiche,,,it could cost you hundreds of dollars for the case transcript. The Offense was recorded on 8/8/1974 and was disposed of in May of 1985. Thats eleven years of paper trails. Even large law research firms would not like that endeavor.





And since this was handled by an Administrative Consent Order...there is little more than a summary you will find anywhere online. And the case particulars might of have been sealed upon settlement, in which you have to wait for the apporpriate statute of limitations to file the FOIA request. Dont know off hand what nuber that is in wisconsin for a case of this nature. To my understanding this is a civil...not a criminal case.