Sentence examples for sealing orders from inspiring English sources

Many cases---too many---are settled with confidentiality agreements and frequently with sealing orders from the court at the request of the parties.

But the practice is different under the 1986 law. "The problem is that temporary sealing orders almost always become permanent," Judge Smith wrote.

VICE is contesting the production and sealing orders in court, on the principles of protecting any and all sources, protecting freedom of the press, and to avoid the situation wherein the Canadian news media becomes a veritable investigative arm of the law.

Kiessling was never charged in Canada in relation to this case, and the U.S. government was granted a sealing order shortly after his arrest to prevent him from finding out about the drug charges it was pursuing against him.

"We were put to sea, and opened sealed orders only afterwards – so nobody knew where we were going".

At sea, their captains would open sealed orders redirecting them to ports in Nationalist Spain.

In this capacity, he participated in undercover operations and delivered sealed orders.

Admiral Vaudreuil recorded the fleet's destination in his records as France, with possible stops in Newport or Boston, and Langle and la Jaille were given sealed orders to be opened only upon reaching the latitude of Nova Scotia.

The documentary shown at the Paley Center, The Sealed Orders of Liv Ullmann, was filmed before she began working on the Sydney Streetcar; in it, she rehearses several scenes from Streetcar with five participants in the youngARTS program of the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts http://www.youngarts.org/home.html.html

Salon is reporting that the original (sealed) order was signed on December 14th by Judge Theresa Buchanan in Alexandria, Va.

Up until this week, VICE News was prohibited from reporting on the RCMP's production order due to a court-ordered sealing order.