Judge Carlos Cortez argues in a Jan. 22 appellate brief that the public still has no right to see documents related to a civil suit he filed and later nonsuited against a Dallas lawyer, because his privacy rights clearly outweighs any presumption of the records' openness.
January 27, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Judge Carlos Cortez argues in a Jan. 22 appellate brief that the public still has no right to see documents related to a civil suit he filed and later nonsuited against a Dallas lawyer, because his privacy rights clearly outweighs any presumption of the records’ openness.
Texas Lawyer has intervened in the case to obtain access to the documents.
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