Presumptively open proceedings will be closed if both the defense and the prosecution agree to the closure.

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The agreement between the defense and the prosecution alone is not sufficient to close presumptively open proceedings; a judge must also determine that specific criteria are met, such as ensuring the closure is necessary to protect an overriding interest and that no less restrictive means are available.

Presumptively Open Proceedings Will Be Closed If Both the Defense