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Drawing on his experience representing media outlets in the state for the past 35 years, Ralph G. Elliot said he believes it is unconstitutional for juvenile court records to be allowed confidentiality protection under the umbrella of the state's statues. Attorney David B. Fein of Wiggin & Dana may be inclined to agree with Elliot, after his March 21 motion to obtain juvenile court records in the Michael Skakel case was denied by Judge Maureen Dennis.
July 07, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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