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Delaware Coalition for Open Go v. Leo Strine, Jr., et al
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12-3859
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- Associated Press
- Atlantic Media Inc.
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January 22, 2014
Strine Asks High Court To Take Up 'Secret' Arbitration Case
Chancellor Leo E. Strine Jr. and the rest of the judges on the Delaware Chancery Court asked the U.S. Supreme Court late Tuesday to review an October Third Circuit decision that struck down a private arbitration program on the grounds it violated the First Amendment right of public court access.
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October 23, 2013
Del. Court's Secretive Arbitrations Must Be Public: 3rd Circ.
Delaware's Chancery Court lost another round in its fight to preserve its arbitration program, when the Third Circuit ruled Wednesday that the confidential nature of the proceedings violated the First Amendment's right of access to the courts.