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By Henry Weinstein On July 23, veteran Los Angeles federal Judge Stephen V. Wilson did something rare - he decided to hold a trial in secret. Wilson's action raises significant First Amendment issues, as well as questions of just how much deference a judge should give to security concerns expressed by prison officials. Closing a trial in the United States is highly unusual - even in cases involving terrorism where ther...
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