Court, when in session, is always open to the public and anyone can come (and often does) to watch and listen to an ongoing case. In the instance of completed cases - you may not find a "free" answer. Start with the Clerk of The Court where the case was heard and ask about records of the proceedings of that particular case. Court records are "public" documents and you should be able to have access to them, but as far as getting a copy of them, almost all places now charge fees to cover their "administrative" costs. In many jurisdictions, 'minor' cases such as traffic or small claims do not make verbatim records (supplied by a court reporter, or recording) of what took place.
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