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There are several justifications for public access doctrine:
There are several justifications for public access doctrine:
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*enhance public confidence in the judiciary.
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*enhance public
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in the judiciary.
*allow the public learn about matters affecting them, such as crime.
*allow the public learn about matters affecting them, such as crime.
*courts are part of government and decisions made by the public about government are better when they are informed.
*courts are part of government and decisions made by the public about government are better when they are informed.
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