Richmond Newspapers Test

Richmond Newspapers Test

Definition

Two-part test used to determine whether a constitutional right of access exists to a particular government proceeding; the test is composed of two prongs, the experience prong and the logic prong, which ask whether there has been a history of open proceedings in that category and whether public access plays a significant, positive role in the functioning of the process.

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