The public's right of access is fundamental, and it is not adequately protected when our courts fall far behind modern standards of media access.
Jerry Nadler: “The public's right of access is fundamental, and it is not adequately protected when our courts fall far behind modern…”
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Nadler emphasizes the importance of public access to court proceedings.
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