In Re Globe Newspaper Company, United States of America v. Edmund M. Hurley, Appeal of Globe Newspaper Company

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• recognizing that- “[j]ury service can be burdensome enough without the publicizing of heartfelt discussions taking place in what most people properly regard as confidential circumstances”
• recognizing that it is “common” and “wise custom” for trial judges to advise jurors not to discuss what occurred in the jury room
• holding interests-of-justice standard was not met and jurors’ names must be released
• holding interests-of-justice standard was not met and jurors' names must be released
• permitting juror identities to be withheld prior to trial but ordering post-trial release in light of district court’s failure to adequately justify decision to withhold
• permitting juror identities to be withheld prior to trial but ordering post-trial release in light of district court's failure to adequately justify decision to withhold

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