1 2-14 order for temp. remand
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This order temporarily remands a case to the circuit court to address a request from media petitioners for access to sealed portions of a transcript from a hearing. The order directs the petitioners to file their request in circuit court within 10 days. It allows the respondents 7 days to file a response and the petitioners 3 days to file a reply. The circuit court judge must hear the request within 30 days and issue a written ruling within 21 days. The order requires the petitioners to supplement the record with documents from the remand proceedings and the full transcript. Supplemental briefs of up to 10 pages can then be filed within 20 days.
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