Opinion
S214433
07-17-2019
ROUNTREE (CHARLES F.) ON H.C.
Motion for access to sealed record granted
Respondent's “Motion for Access to Sealed Penal Code Section 987.9 Materials,” filed on May 1, 2019, is granted. The Clerk is directed to provide respondent access to the materials filed under seal in the record on appeal in People v. Charles F. Rountree, No. S048543, pursuant to Penal Code Section 987.9: (1) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated January 24, 1994; (2) Reporter's Transcript of Proceedings (987 Hearing) dated April 11, 1994; (3) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated June 15, 1994; (4) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated November 8, 1994; (5) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated December 7, 1994; (6) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated January 11, 1995; (7) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated February 15, 1995; (8) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated May 18, 1995; (9) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated June 14, 1995; (10) Reporter's Transcript on Appeal (987 Hearing) dated August 16, 1995; (11) Fifth Supplemental Clerk's Transcript on Appeal, Penal Code 987.9 Materials, Volumes 1- 2, pages 2-509; and (12) Sixth Supplemental Clerk's Transcript on Appeal, Penal Code 987.9 Materials, Volume 1, pages 2-7. The Attorney General must supply the personnel and equipment necessary to undertake the examination and copying of these documents, which must occur on the premises of the court. Except as provided herein, these documents remain under seal and their use must be limited solely to the pending proceeding. (Pen. Code, § 987.9, subd. (d).)