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Hawaii high court upholds high standards for open proceedings in murder case
The Supreme Court of Hawaii this week in Oahu Publications Inc. v. The Honorable Karen Ahn upheld a strong public… -
Georgia court remands decision on recording trial, citing trouble with defining 'news media'
In a decision on whether a student could record court proceedings, the Court of Appeals of Georgia stated this week… -
Seventh Circuit closes portion of hearing on document access in terrorism suspect case
After 30 minutes of public arguments, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit called a closed-door “secret hearing”… -
A.L. v. L.A. County Dep’t of Children and Family Services
The Reporters Committee joined a letter by California news organizations urging the state Supreme Court to review a decision that…By RCFPCategorized in Court Access -
Ninth Circuit to live stream oral arguments
The U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco (9th Cir.) will begin live streaming proceedings on Monday. It will be… -
Va. Supreme Court upholds camera ban at sentencing in lacrosse player murder trial
The Virginia Supreme Court upheld the Charlottesville Circuit Court’s ruling not to allow a local NBC affiliate to film the… -
Third Circuit rules Delaware arbitration program unconstitutional
A U.S. Court of Appeals panel in Philadelphia (3rd Cir.) ruled Wednesday that the confidential arbitration program in Delaware's Court… -
Filmmaker cannot obtain trial recording, Mass. high court rules
Massachusetts’ highest court ruled Monday that a documentary filmmaker cannot access an audio recording of a controversial rape trial because… -
Judge erred in sealing court documents, Va. Supreme Court rules
In the first decision ever in Virginia to address the issue of moot arguments, the state Supreme Court decided Thursday… -
Judge keeps Chandra Levy post-conviction investigation records sealed
A Washington, D.C. trial judge declined to explain in a hearing Wednesday why he will continue to keep under seal…