United States v. William T. Smith, Jr. And Alan R. Stoneman. Appeal of John Doe

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• noting that “the public and press may be justifiably excluded from sidebar and chambers conferences even when substantive rulings are made”
• finding a common law right of access based on First Amendment right of access rationale
• summarizing United States v. Criden, 675 F.2d 550, 556 (3d Cir. 1982)
• \We agree with the Fifth Circuit that a statement of opinion by a Justice Department attorney as to an individual's potential criminal liability does not violate the dictates of Rule 6(e)....\
• \We agree with the Fifth Circuit that a statement of opinion by a Justice Department attorney as to an individual's potential criminal liability does not violate the dictates of Rule 6(e)....\

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