Quick VIC:
What did Judge Debra McCaslin order just this morning?
Why aren’t you all asking for the clerk to scan the filings in Murdaugh’s criminal case to the public index as they do, or are supposed to do, in all civil circuit court cases?
The primitive technology it there. All they have to do is scan the papers in the same scanning machine they use for civil cases. And, of course in both civil and criminal cases, the judges retains the sound discretion to order a document sealed.
For ones clamoring for the release of the Ravanel-Dennis files (on which I have no opinion other than that my true church allows neither divorce nor extra-marital carnal knowledge), you are strangely silent on the PUBLIC Murdaugh filings not being immediately visible to the public.
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Quick VIC:
What did Judge Debra McCaslin order just this morning?
Why aren’t you all asking for the clerk to scan the filings in Murdaugh’s criminal case to the public index as they do, or are supposed to do, in all civil circuit court cases?
The primitive technology it there. All they have to do is scan the papers in the same scanning machine they use for civil cases. And, of course in both civil and criminal cases, the judges retains the sound discretion to order a document sealed.
For ones clamoring for the release of the Ravanel-Dennis files (on which I have no opinion other than that my true church allows neither divorce nor extra-marital carnal knowledge), you are strangely silent on the PUBLIC Murdaugh filings not being immediately visible to the public.