Key legal question
Whether a final criminal order that was not publicly pronounced must be disclosed to an interested person after the appeal period has expired.
Extracted holding
Yes. After expiration of the appeal period, access must be granted if no overriding public or private interests oppose disclosure; any remaining privacy concerns can be addressed by anonymization.
Extracted reasoning
The court relied on the principle of judicial publicity and held that the statutory time limit is too formalistic in these circumstances. Because the requester acted promptly after discovering the case and because anonymization sufficiently protects the affected person's personality rights, no overriding secrecy interest remained.