Based on the Richmond Newspapers case, journalists have a First Amendment right to listen to conversations between attorneys and the judge held in the judge's chambers.

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The Richmond Newspapers case established a First Amendment right for the press and the public to attend criminal trials, but it did not specifically address the right to listen to conversations between attorneys and the judge held in the judge's chambers.

Based on the Richmond Newspapers Case, Journalists Have a First