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How did the justices vote on secrecy rules?

 
By Nolan Clay    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: March 14, 2008

The state's Supreme Court justices have been both praised and widely criticized since issuing new secrecy rules this week on court records. Justices say they acted to protect privacy rights and to fight against identity theft. Critics, including some lawyers and court clerks, say they went too far.

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