Ohio Supreme Court· 6/13/1990

State ex rel. Dispatch Printing Co. v. Solove

Citations

52 Ohio St. 3d 6
17 Media L. Rep. (BNA) 2241
556 N.E.2d 439
1990 Ohio LEXIS 248

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recognizing that gag orders imposed upon parties and their counsel are “considered a less restrictive alternative to restrictions imposed directly on the media”
recognizing that gag orders imposed upon parties and their counsel “are considered a less restrictive alternative to restrictions imposed directly on the media”
holding “no qualified right of public access to juvenile court proceedings . . . to determine custody of a minor child”
\The United States Supreme Court has repeatedly recognized that juvenile court proceedings have historically been closed to the public.\
“The United States Supreme Court has repeatedly recognized that juvenile court proceedings have historically been closed to the public.”
juvenile courts differ from courts of general jurisdiction in that “[hjearings are informal, and based on an inquisitorial model rather than an adversarial one”

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Judges: Brown, Douglas, Holmes, Moyer, Resnick, Sweeney, Wright

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