Just as the public and press were about to get a peek at Merrill Lynch’s role in Orange County’s investment fiasco, the California Supreme Court slammed the door in their faces.
In a unanimous decision Thursday, the court said grand jury transcripts of the criminal investigation into the matter — which did not result in an indictment — are not public records and should not be released.
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