…at 2. The Reality: Courts routinely seal records concerning underage victims – well beyond replacing their names with initials – and victims do not forego their rights to privacy merely because they have played a role in a civil or criminal case…
…the materials in this case, and the materials at issue in the instant motion, are sensitive in nature, and therefore fall squarely into the categories of material over which courts routinely grant protection. C.F. Strategic Growth Intern., Inc. v…
…the materials in this case, and the materials at issue in the instant motion, are sensitive in nature, and therefore fall squarely into the categories of material over which courts routinely grant protection. C.F. Strategic Growth Intern., Inc. v…
…on the record. I'm not asking this Court to do 23 that, but in Florida where I practice more, most of the time, 24 judges routinely allow me to participate in in-camera 25 examinations -- videos, documents, hearings, testimony …
…years ago. And, critically, such allegations will never be resolved here in light of the parties’ settlement. Courts routinely protect the identities of non-parties who are subject to unproven allegations of impropriety. See, e.g., Nixon v. Warner …
…override the public right of access to judicial documents. For this reason, courts in this Circuit have routinely ordered unsealing of documents even though the parties in those cases had agreed to protective orders or confidentiality provisions. See, e.g.…
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