In Re Anthony Moore v. the State of Texas

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• holding that Pennsylvania's confidentiality laws for judicial ethics proceedings may not constitutionally prevent witnesses from disclosing their own testimony
• holding that confidentiality requirement can prevent witnesses from disclosing proceedings, with the exception of their own testimony
• stating that \[i]t is quite uncertain whether the state would have chosen a judicial disciplinary program or have been able to implement one in the absence of the confidentiality provision.\
• stating that “[i]t is quite uncertain whether the state would have chosen a judicial disciplinary program or have been able to implement one in the absence of the confidentiality provision.”
• instructing that “in most instances, publication may not be constitutionally prohibited”
• instructing that “in most instances, publication may not be constitutionally prohibited”

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