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Second Circuit Affirms First Amendment Right Of Access To Juvenile Prosecutions - Criminal Law

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Panel Chucks Gag on Juvenile Felony Records, Keeping Skakel Case Public

Michael Skakel arrives to a courthouse in Stamford on Oct. 30, 2020. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
MANHATTAN (CN) Denying the public access to felony juvenile records for cases tried in adult court is unconstitutional, the Second Circuit affirmed Monday.
The 30-page, unsigned opinion sides with the Hartford Courant, Connecticut’s largest daily newspaper, in its challenge to state limits on who can access high-profile juvenile matters, including that of Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel.
Part of a 2019 amendment to Connecticut’s Juvenile Transfer Act, the confidentiality rule pertains to cases where a defendant between ages 15 and 18 is charged with certain felonies, including murder, armed robbery and rape. Though the defendant is subject to the full range of penalties and procedures of adult court, wherein records are typically accessible to the public, only victims and their family members can access the records in these cases unless the criminal defendant was found o ....

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2nd Circ. Says Public Can Access Juveniles Files, Hearings

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2nd Circ. Says Public Can Access Juveniles Files, Hearings
Law360 (February 1, 2021, 4:44 PM EST) The Second Circuit on Monday affirmed a Connecticut federal district court s order blocking provisions of a law that mandates automatic sealing of all judicial records and prevents public access to criminal proceedings of juvenile defendants who are transferred to adult courts.
In a 28-page order, a three-judge panel upheld a decision by the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut in July agreeing with the publisher of the Hartford Courant, the largest daily newspaper in the state, that two confidentiality provisions in the state s Juvenile Transfer Act violated the First Amendment. ....

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Records Law That Will Bar Coverage of Skakel Retrial Put to 2nd Circuit

Michael Skakel arrives to a courthouse in Stamford, Ct., on Oct. 30, 2020. The Kennedy cousin is expected to be retried as a juvenile for the bludgeoning death of a fellow teenager in 1975. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
MANHATTAN (CN) Connecticut’s largest daily newspaper fought at the Second Circuit on Wednesday against a state rule that has barred access to high-profile juvenile trials like that of Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel.
Except for victims and their family members, Connecticut law keeps confidential felony juvenile court cases that have been moved to adult court, which is otherwise accessible to the public.
The Hartford Courant argues that the rule undercuts public interest, securing an injunction from U.S. District Judge Michael P. Shea that now Connecticut court officials seek to overturn. ....

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