public trial

public trial
A trial which is not secret; a trial open for attendance by the public, except as a limitation upon number attending, imposed without partiality or favoritism, is necessary to prevent overcrowding or disorder or to obtain the testimony of a witness emotionally disturbed. People v Jelke, 308 NY 56, 123 NE2d 769, 48 ALR2d 1425; State v Hensley, 75 Ohio St 255, 79 NE 462. See open court.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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