Barber v. SHOP-RITE OF ENGLEWOOD & ASSOCIATES, INC.

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• “Given that there is no absolute right of access to a civil trial and that there is no history of reported and sanctioned public access to post-verdict civil jury voir dire concerning juror misconduct, the first prong of the [experience and logic] test provides little guidance.”

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