United States v. 32.99 Acres of Land in Coffey County

How courts have described this case

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• “In order for a document produced during discovery to be protected, the producing party or third party need only stamp it ‘CONFIDENTIAL,’ or some other similar designation.”
• “Express provisions of an order permitting non-parties to seek access to the protected materials will diminish the reasonableness of reliance a party claims to place on the order’s permanent secrecy.”
• ‘Whether a protective order is entitled to MartindelV s strong presumption against modification is also dependent upon the circumstances surrounding its grant, i.e., how much consideration the court gave to the request for a protective order before granting it.”
• “[T]here is no public right of access to discovery materials.”
• noting more stringent standard employed in the Second Circuit

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).