In Re the Search of Office Suites for World & Islam Studies Enterprise

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• finding that “[r]edaction might protect the parties named in the affidavits, however, it offers no shield against revealing the other aspects of the Government’s investigation” and so maintaining the documents under seal for the time being
• court must explore whether “there are alternative means available to protect the investigation, short of sealing the entire document”
• sealed affidavits contained names of suspects being investigated in addition to those known to public
• \the question becomes whether there [are] present compelling reasons for closure\
• “the question becomes whether there [are] present compelling reasons for closure”

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