Absolutely. And you aren't going to hear about them....
There is a requirement in the constitution that all people have to right to a public trial. They can wave that right if they choose.
But other cases have no requirement of being public. In fact, the court might find that keeping the details of a case secret may be necessary for the case to get a fair hearing or to protect national secrets.
Election fraud would likely fall under both categories. The sources and methods used to catch foreign governments in the act are likely sensitive.
Absolutely. And you aren't going to hear about them....
There is a requirement in the constitution that all people have to right to a public trial. They can wave that right if they choose.
But other cases have no requirement of being public. In fact, the court might find that keeping the details of a case secret may be necessary for the case to get a fair hearing or to protect national secrets.
Election fraud would likely fall under both categories. The sources and methods used to catch foreign governments in the act are likely sensitive.