Without waiting for someone to make a federal case of it, newly-installed Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers is moving ahead to open the docket sheets and sealing orders in several hundred civil and family cases in which everything except party names and a docket number are sealed.
In the first of six batches, 114 “Level 2″ secret file cases in the Hartford Judicial District were identified on the Judicial Branch web site last week, and notice has been mailed to the parties explaining how they can object, if they want to, to docket sheet and sealing order information becoming public.
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