Commentary
By Douglas Lee
Special to the First Amendment Center Online
Experience and logic, it appears, also are in the eyes of the beholder.
No other explanation exists for the diametrically opposed holdings in Pennsylvania v. Long and U.S. v. Black,in which one court recognized a First Amendment right of access to jurors’ names and another did not. While both courts applied the “experience and logic” test required by the U.S. Supreme Court, their…
