Tag: court transparency
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Utah Court Releases Transcript in Tyler Robinson Case, Reigniting Debate Over Transparency, Security, and Fair Trial Rights
A Utah judge has released a lightly redacted transcript from a closed pretrial hearing in the capital murder case against Tyler James Robinson, the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The decision reignites debate over court transparency, media influence, and how the justice system balances public access with a defendant’s right to a…
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Oregon Senator Sounds Alarm on Family Courts—Raising Questions Californians Should Not Ignore
Oregon is experiencing increasing scrutiny over family courts, spurred by Senator Suzanne Weber’s concerns about unchecked judicial power and limited transparency. Complaints have emerged from constituents highlighting systemic issues, echoing similar criticisms in California. The lack of accountability and federal funding influences demand nationwide reform, though responses remain sparse.
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When Family Court Fails: What Las Vegas’ “Judging the Judges” Survey Misses — And Why California Should Worry
A new survey of Clark County Family Court judges reveals alarming error rates, low retention scores, and rising secrecy—issues California’s own courts must not ignore.
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