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If you have a specific cause number, you can see what evidence was admitted by reviewing the reporter's record. Those aren't public record, though. So, you'd have to contact the reporter who handled the trial, find out what the coast would be, and make payment arrangements. You can request ant portion of the record you want. If you're only interested in seeing what was admitted, you can request only the portion of the record indexing admitted evidence. If you want to know what was admitted, and how it fit in to the trial strategy, you would need to review the entire record. There is no other way to get the information you are asking for, too my knowledge (other than asking the lawyers, obviously). 

Yes. Thay should be sufficient for pre-trial representation attorney expenses. If the case required representation during a jury trial, costs could be higher. There are a multitude of variables that would impace this. Many attorneys charge one fee for pre-trial representation, and the trial costs are only incurred if the case is set for trial. Your best bet at finding the right attorney is to read attorney reviews, then contact several directly to inquire about a consultation. Choose the one you - and most importantly, your son - trust will defend your son the best.