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The US Attorney's Office filed a letter with the court arguing that Juror 50's motion to intervene a...

The US Attorney's Office filed a letter with the court arguing that Juror 50's motion to intervene and access certain materials should be publicly filed without redactions. The defense opposes public filing, claiming it's not a judicial document. The prosecution counters that the motion is a judicial document and that no redactions are justified.

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The US Attorney's Office filed a letter with the court arguing that Juror 50's motion to intervene and access certain materials should be publicly filed without redactions. The defense opposes public filing, claiming it's not a judicial document. The prosecution counters that the motion is a judicial document and that no redactions are justified.

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Juror 50's motion to intervenePublic access to jury selection materialsRedactions and sealing of court documents
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