Belo Broadcasting Corporation v. Jesse Clark, United States of America v. Billy Wayne Clayton, Kdfw-Tv, Inc. And Quin Mathews, Movants-Appellants

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the press enjoys no constitutional right to physical access to courtroom exhibits
• holding that the press enjoys no constitutional right to physical access to courtroom exhibits
• holding no First Amendment right to copy tapes where transcripts provided and tapes played in open court
• noting that the Supreme Court “recogniz[es] that a number of factors may militate against public access”
• noting that the Supreme Court “recogniz[es] that a number of factors may militate against public access”
• affirming denial of access to audiotapes admitted into evidence because of concern with right to fair trial of defendant who had not yet been tried

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).