nonconfidential

Talking to a reporter on the phone (or in person) is about as open and nonconfidential an exchange as sitting for a live television interview or typing into a blog on a public, unrestricted website.

Peter Scheer: Jerry Brown Aide Showed Bad Judgment, But Didn't Break Law in Secretly Taping Reporter 2009

The news outlets and advocacy groups said that nonconfidential public records in the case "have been sealed unnecessarily and unjustly withheld from the public."

Records Sought in AMD's Suit Against Intel 2008

If the concern is that the reporters will be asked for truly confidential material, then the solution is to ask the court to bar such questioning, not to refuse to testify altogether, including about the clearly nonconfidential material.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Journalist subpoenas and dutiful citizens as “lap-dogs”: 2004

The other deposition tapes from civil litigation are the nonconfidential portions of those tapes.

CNN Transcript Nov 23, 2002 2002

The other deposition tapes from civil litigation are the nonconfidential portions of those tapes.

CNN Transcript Nov 12, 2002 2002

On Aug. 12, two days after Mr. Safir and the Mayor announced the new plan, Mr. Flynn reiterated the demands in a nonconfidential memorandum to Mr. Lopez.

Safir's Plan to Police the Police Has a Loophole 1999

• Make nonconfidential information about the business and the organization more widely available to people.

Power and Influence John P. Kotter 1985

• Make nonconfidential information about the business and the organization more widely available to people.

Power and Influence John P. Kotter 1985

• Make nonconfidential information about the business and the organization more widely available to people.

Power and Influence John P. Kotter 1985

"It is essential to the creative process that outtakes - even nonconfidential ones - be generally protected from disclosure and that they be ordered produced only when they are truly needed for use in a litigation," he said, even if some of the outtakes are useful to those seeking them.

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