MPR's Elizabeth Stawicki reports that three Twin Cities-based news organizations are asking the Minnesota Court of Appeals to keep open the option for access to documents filed as part of the lawsuit to keep the Minnesota Twins in the Metrodome.
In a hearing, an attorney for the organizations argued that a Hennepin County judge erred in issuing a broad protective order to keep the documents sealed. The Twins argue that the judge had wide discretion to keep all the information confidential.
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