Criminal
Sep. 25, 2001
Naked Justice
In cases involving celebrities, courts often feel a pressure to cloak their proceedings from the onslaught of media coverage.
By Laurie L. Levenson
Even in this day and age, after there have been so many high-profile cases in California, judges and counsel still are often confused as to when the court may close preliminary-hearing proceedings to the public and media. Especially in cases involving celebrities, courts often feel a pres...
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