…undue burden (“Privacy Interests”). CI-4 - Preserving the fundamental rights of suspects or others under criminal investigation – including due process right to a fair trial and impartial jury unimpaired by excessive publicity, release of potentially inadmissible evidence for the Criminal…
…that there is an error in the redactions on DE 173-6, page 63. As to the remainder of the letter, we fundamentally disagree with Ms. Menninger’s objections to our redactions (DE 173-6 at pages 59-63, 104…
… Annoyance, embarrassment, oppression, undue burden (“Privacy Interests”) (“CI- 3”). 4. Preserving the fundamental rights of suspects or others under criminal investigation (“CI-4”). 5. Improper submission of documents thereby weaponizing judicial documents (“CI- …
…presumption of access. Id.at 47 n. 13. (“Examples of such countervailing values may include, depending on the circumstances, preserving ‘the right of an accused to fundamental fairness in the jury selection process . . .’”) (quoting Press-Enter. Co., supra, 464 U…
…Not Warrant Continued Sealing. Finally, Maxwell cites the countervailing interest of “[p]reserving the fundamental rights of suspects or others under criminal investigation” as justifying complete sealing of any document containing portions or summaries of her deposition testimony. Maxwell Mem…
…n.42. G. Preserving the fundamental rights of suspects or others under criminal investigation. The preservation of the fundamental rights of suspects and others under criminal investigation is a powerful countervailing interest weighing against the presumption of access. See Nixon…
… The Court observes, however, that 3 "the right of an accused to fundamental fairness in the jury 4 selection process" may be a countervailing interest that weighs 5 against public access to documents. 6 Here, however, the Court rejects Ms…
…Witnesses. A. Fair Trial / Evidence As one “example” of a “countervailing value[],” the Brown panel specifically identified “preserving ‘the right of an accused to fundamental fairness in the jury selection process.’” 929 F.3d at 54 n. 12 (quoting Press…
…Court, albeit unsuccessfully, that the continuation of the unsealing process during the midst of her criminal prosecution and trial fundamentally violates her due process rights.” ECF No. 1208 at 3. Should she choose to make this same argument (again), she…
…Supreme Court case, which holds: "Personal 24 sexual conduct is a fundamental right protected by the right to 25 privacy." SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 I59YGIUC Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 949 Filed 06…
…4. Preserving the fundamental rights of suspects or others under criminal investigation (“CI-4”). The preservation of the fundamental rights of suspects and others under criminal investigation is a powerful countervailing interest weighing against the presumption of access. See Nixon…
…undue burden (“Privacy Interests”). CI-4 - Preserving the fundamental rights of suspects or others under criminal investigation – including due process right to a fair trial and impartial jury unimpaired by excessive publicity, release of potentially inadmissible evidence for the Criminal…
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