…. . The Supreme Court in [Nixon, 435 U.S. at 609] explained, in declining to compel the release of audio tapes, that the public interest in accessing audio recordings is weaker where “[r]eporters also were furnished transcripts of . . . tapes,” reasoning…
…short, because we agree with the district court that the remedies of voir dire and change of venue are sufficient to address any potentially prejudicial effects of the additional publicity that will result from the broadcast of the tapes, we…
…7:A llvid eo tapes,au d io tapes,photographs orany otherprintor electronic med iarelatingto females u nd erthe age of 18 from the period of 1999 –present. RESPONSE: M s.M ax wellobjects to this Requ eston the grou…
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