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An Ohio controversy that pits a newspaper editor against a judge who wants to keep her divorce proceedings out of the public eye illustrates a national tug of war over the openness of court records. In an extra twist, the judge, Paulette Lilly, sits on the Lorain County Domestic Relations Court; she and Douglas Clifton, editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer , both serve on the privacy subcommittee of the Supreme Court of Ohio Advisory Committee on Technology and the Courts.
January 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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