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: LawReaderOhio Court debates changes in law allowing public access to court records.
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Ohio may adopt rule to allow case by case sealing of court files.
By JIM PROVANCE February 8, 2008 BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU CHIEF
COLUMBUS - Proposed rules that would shield some court records from public view are likely to change before they come before the entire Ohio Supreme Court, Chief Justice Thomas Moyer said yesterday.
“These rules were [...] read more
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