· 8/30/1991
Simmons v. Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Citations
- 940 F.2d 614
How courts have described this case
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- noting that “[i]t [was] immaterial whether the sealing of the record [was] an integral part of a negotiated settlement between the parties.”
- explaining that unless a party can show “extraordinary circumstances,” a court file must remain accessible to the public
- stating it is “immaterial” whether the parties have agreed to seal the record when determining whether a document should be publicly filed
- stating it is “immaterial” whether the parties have agreed to seal the record when determining whether a document should be publicly filed
- stating it is “immaterial” whether the parties have agreed to seal the record when determining whether a document should be publicly filed
- stating it is “immaterial” whether the parties have agreed to seal the record when determining whether a document should be publicly filed
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Judges: Cox, Godbold, Johnson
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