The entire record of trial is text searchable BELOW.
The official court docket (released after her court-martial) is found HERE.
It contains an official listing of the court record with normalized titles and attributes
for each of the documents found below.
Below is searchable database of the official record of trial (transcripts) and exhibits for U.S.. v. Pfc. Manning released on March 20 and 24, 2014.
United States v. Pfc. Manning was conducted in de facto secrecy. The public was not granted contemporaneous access to court filings or rulings during her trial. In addition to reporting on her trial, I transcribed the proceedings, reconstructed the censored appellate list, and un-redacted any publicly available documentation, in order to foster public comprehension of her unprecedented trial.
As a result of a lawsuit against the military judge and the Military District of Washington brought by the Center for Constitutional Rights, as well as my own FOIA requests and research, an official court record for US v. Pfc. Manning was released seven months after her trial. That record is not complete.
There are 2,187 documents contained in this database.
This searchable collection contains all the officially public appellate, defense, and prosecution exhibits and the official trial transcript in 111 volumes.
Defense Exhibit (DE) ‘K 1’ was corrupted, when released in March 2014.
(For a PREVIOUSLY RELEASED VERSION of ‘DE K 1’ exhibit CLICK HERE.)
*During the pretrial proceedings, court-martial and sentencing of Pfc. Manning, Chelsea requested to be identified as Bradley and addressed using the male pronoun. In a letter embargoed for August 22, 2013 Chelsea proclaimed that she is female and wished to be addressed from that moment forward as Chelsea E. Manning.