Jurors and secrecy

The Toledo Blade has asked the Ohio Supreme Court to overturn a judge's order barring journalists from reporting on a…

One day after the Supreme Court ruled that jury selection in criminal trials should be open to the public, a…

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that Georgia's high court incorrectly upheld a trial judge's decision that the public…

The Associated Press and three other media outlets will not pursue further litigation in response to the mostly closed jury…

The Kansas judge who will preside over the murder trial of the man charged with killing a prominent abortion doctor…

The Virginia Supreme Court has withdrawn a controversial proposal that would have automatically withheld the identities of jurors in all…

Urging the Virginia Supreme Court's Advisory Committee on Rules of Court to reconsider a rule that would introduce sweeping secrecy…

A Georgia man yesterday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revisit his conviction for drug trafficking on the grounds that…

The Virginia Supreme Court has proposed a rule to tighten access to juror information in all criminal trials, expanding on…

Starting in September, Michigan jurors will no longer be allowed to send text messages, "tweet" or engage in other forms…