Originally Posted by bearfoil
In this case, and others, access by Court order is sufficient. Other than that, a standard "FOIA" should do nicely. And does. No one I know has demanded release of raw data, as yet. There are still missing some traces from the final minute of Perpignan, however.
You are really talking like a lawyer and one who is already working his case, something completely unrelated with those investigation findings. Now, tell us a bit more about your sources implying a Perpignan cover-up?
Or, maybe that this quote is for enlighting your claimed "objectivity"!
Public domain: those data are under justice control and nothing will be in the public domain until this case is fully settled. Only declared parties can access it. As for the raw data, NTSB, AAIB, etc. are fully involved beside the BEA with this analysis process.