Court Transcript: 311-1
Summary
The transcript records a sealed court proceeding where Judge Colleen McMahon questions Assistant US Attorney Alex Rossmiller about the government's application on behalf of a third party (law firm Boies Schiller) to be relieved from a protective order. The judge expresses concerns about the procedure and the potential impact of a Second Circuit decision on the protective order.
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