Speaking of the appeal in the MNTA litigation, I believe Amphastar filed its brief. However, unlike the District Court where everything not sealed is available for download, this particular Court of Appeals is back in the 19th century and nothing of interest is available electronically. There are other, more expensive sources that I will investigate -- you basically have to pay someone to go to the court and copy the document. I think they may let you use a copy machine, not sure, maybe you have to hire a scrivener to transcribe it longhand with a quill pen. This is the court that hears patent appeals, after all.
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