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· 12/8/1992

In the Matter of Grand Jury Proceedings: Victor Krynicki, Carol Falk Lopacich v. Ralph Falk II

Citations

  • 983 F.2d 74
  • 20 Media L. Rep. (BNA) 2216
  • 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 32235

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  • “Judges deliberate in private but issue public decisions after public arguments based on public records.”
  • “The confidentiality order is effective until modified; the collateral bar doctrine requires litigants to obey invalid orders while they are outstanding”
  • “What happens in the halls of government is presumptively open to public scrutiny. Judges deliberate in private but issue public decisions after public arguments based on public records.”
  • “What happens in the halls of government is presumptively open to public scrutiny. Judges deliberate in private but issue public decisions after public arguments based on public records.”
  • “What happens in the halls of government is presumptively open to public scrutiny. Judges deliberate in private but issue public decisions after public arguments based on public records.”
  • “What happens in the halls of government is presumptively open to public scrutiny. Judges deliberate in private but issue public decisions after public arguments based on public records.”

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