Hicklin Engineering, L.C., Cross-Appellee v. R.J. Bartell and R.J. Bartell & Associates, L.L.C.

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• requiring “rigorous justification” for the court to remove part of the judicial process from public view
• “most courts to address the issue have held that the citizenship of [a] trust is the citizenship of the trustee or trustees”
• abrogated on other grounds by RTP LLC v. Orix Real Estate Capital, Inc., 827 F.3d 689, 692 (7th Cir. 2016)
• “[B]oth judicial opinions and litigants’ briefs must be in the public record, if necessary in parallel versions—one full version containing all details, and another redacted version with confidential information omitted.”
• “This means that both judicial opinions and litigants' briefs must be in the public record, if necessary in parallel versions—one full version containing all details, and another redacted version with confidential information omitted.”
• “We hope never to encounter another sealed opinion.”

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