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Business groups are opposing a Georgia bill that would let judges seal discovery documents or settlements only after determining that secrecy wouldn't harm public health, welfare or safety. The proposed "Sunshine in Litigation Act" would also give news media standing to contest an order to seal information in civil cases. The Georgia House Judiciary Committee could act as early as this week on the bill, which is similar to measures adopted in Florida and California.
January 12, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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