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Which case deals with the right of the press to attend criminal trials?
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Which case deals with the right of the press to attend criminal trials?

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Court has shown First Amendment right to attend criminal trials. The Court first held that the press and the public had a First Amendment right to attend criminal trials in Richmond Newspapers, Inc. v. Virginia (1980).
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