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Protective Orders Must Be Narrow, Judicial Proceedings Inherently Public
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Because the public "has an interest in what goes on at all stages of a
judicial proceeding," . . . including the pre-trial discovery stage, . . .
the judge, as "the primary representative of the public interest in the
judicial process," has an independent duty to balance ...
Because the public "has an interest in what goes on at all stages of a
judicial proceeding," . . . including the pre-trial discovery stage, . . .
the judge, as "the primary representative of the public interest in the
judicial process," has an independent duty to balance ...
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