…a precedent that would exponentially delay this process.” (Dkt. no. 1124 at 2.) This point is well-taken, but it is of little concern here. The Court, of course, would not permit a non-party to manipulate the process prescribed…
…stands right now, a Non-Party 18 has 14 days from service, which could mean as little as ten 19 days when they get a legal notice out of the blue. Right now, 20 given what's happening, people have…
…Sealed Records are equal for this analysis, and there are many documents where the presumption of access “amounts to little more than a prediction of public access absent a countervailing reason,” as the Second Circuit has observed. Brown v. Maxwell…