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· 6/14/1991

The Washington Post v. Honorable Deborah Robinson

Citations

  • 935 F.2d 282
  • 290 U.S. App. D.C. 116

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the press and the public should have notice of closure to have an opportunity to raise a First Amendment right of access claim
  • holding that the press and the public should have notice of closure to have an opportunity to raise a First Amendment right of access claim
  • holding that the press and the public should have notice of closure to have 2 Center for Constitutional Rights et al. v. United States, No. 12-0827/AR an opportunity to raise a First Amendment right of access claim
  • holding that the press and the public should have notice of closure to have 2 Center for Constitutional Rights et al. v. United States, No. 12-0827/AR an opportunity to raise a First Amendment right of access claim
  • noting that \court[s] may take judicial notice of the existence of newspaper articles ... that publicize[ ]\ certain facts
  • explaining that before a plea agreement is sealed, “(1) [t]he government must file a written motion to seal the plea agreement and notice of that motion must be entered in the public docket; [and] (2

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Judges: Wald, Ginsburg

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