Access to trial transcripts

1. Can a Louisiana District Judge, namely, Steven C. Grefer, 24 th Judicial District Court, in Division “ J ” in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, act as the Impartial gatekeeper, use his judgeship to convict you, then deny you the very Records, Transcripts, that would prove you did not receive a fair trial as required by the United States Constitution? 2. Is this Due Process of Law as Required by United States Constitution? 3. Did the State of Louisiana meet its compliance to the US Constitution? 4. Is the Louisiana Revised Statute, R.S. 44:4(47), that affectively bars any Louisiana Attorney or Louisiana Citizen the right to review the Audio of the transcripts sought? 5. Even after the Official Record has been changed? 6. Is that Statute Constitutionally sound? 7. Thereby providing corrupt Judges, Clerks or Prosecutors an unchecked reason to change the record? 8. Is that State Statute Constitutional? 9. Can any Louisiana Citizen ever expect to receive a Fair Post Conviction Review, or meet the high burden required by Louisiana Post Conviction Law Article 930.2, when Louisiana repeatedly Refuses to Provide Pro-Se Petitioner ’ s, Citizens, a Free Copy of the Very Trial Transcripts that Proves Their Claims? 10. Is this Louisiana practice Constitutional? 11. Is Louisiana repeated denials of Citizens, Defendants efforts to acquire their courtroom hearing, trial transcripts a complete failure of Louisiana compliance with its United States Constitution obligations?