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N.C. Court of Appeals Upholds Courtroom Access in Family Law Dispute

February 4, 2011
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Charles E. Coble
Topics: Access to Courtrooms
The North Carolina Court of Appeals earlier this week made an important statement in favor of courtroom access, affirming a lower court ruling that had declined to close proceedings in a family law dispute. The decision, in the case of France v...(read more)

Bill to Allow Cameras in the U.S. Supreme Court Clears Senate Judiciary Committee

April 30, 2010
 -  
Elizabeth E. Spainhour
Topics: Access to Courtrooms
A bill that would generally allow electronic media coverage of U.S. Supreme Court proceedings passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on April 29. The bill, S. 446, provides: The Supreme Court shall permit television coverage of all open sessions of...(read more)

Judge Closes Hearing over John Edwards Sex Tape

February 6, 2010
 -  
Charles E. Coble
Topics: Access to Courtrooms
The presiding judge closed a hearing Friday on whether to hold Andrew Young and his wife in contempt for failing to turn over a sex tape purportedly showing Rielle Hunter and disgraced former presidential candidate John Edwards consummating their...(read more)

Supreme Court Affirms Right to Attend Jury Selection

January 19, 2010
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Charles E. Coble
Topics: Access to Courtrooms
The U.S. Supreme Court today issued a 7-2 per curiam opinion summarily reversing a Georgia Supreme Court decision that had found no error in a lower court ruling that emptied a courtroom during jury selection in a criminal case. The case was notable...(read more)
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