A coalition formed to urge the U.S. Supreme Court to increase transparency criticized the justices on Tuesday for not doing more to boost public access to court proceedings in the term just ended.
“There remains much to be done to bring the institution in line with our expectations of openness from our nation’s top legal officials,” according to an end-of-term report issued by the Coalition for Court Transparency. “We are looking forward to an equally compelling, yet more transparent, 2014-15 term.”
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