· 4/26/2007
Psychological Practice, P.C. v. State Farm Fire & Casualty Co.
Citations
- 16 Misc. 3d 12
How courts have described this case
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- in determining whether to seal search warrant affidavits, court must balance presumption of openness against Commonwealth's need to keep information confidential so as not to jeopardize ongoing criminal investigation
- court must balance presumption that information is to be kept open to public against Commonwealth’s need to keep information confidential so as not to jeopardize ongoing criminal investigation
- in determining whether to seal search warrant affidavits, court must balance presumption of openness against Commonwealth’s need to keep information confidential so as not to jeopardize ongoing criminal investigation
- “When the release of documents will seriously jeopardize an ongoing investigation by the police, the documents ... may be sealed from public access until the conclusion of the investigation and after arrest.”
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Judges: Patterson
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