· 2/24/1987
Federal Case
Citations
- 807 F.2d 383
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- discussing the question “whether the First Amendment right of access also applies to written documents submitted in connection with judicial proceedings which themselves implicate the right of access.”
- “The district court may not simply assume that Congress has struck the correct constitutional balance.”
- \A district court considering a motion for closure of hearings for national security reasons need not divulge the facts of the situation to persons seeking access to the hearings.\
- “[T]he First Amendment right of access applies to documents filed in connection with plea hearings and sentencing hearings in criminal cases, as well as to the hearings themselves.”
- test applicable to sealed records of a plea hearing
- \Sentencings have historically been open to the public....\
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