(3) The court may withhold publication of the report for a reasonable time, if the court determines that withholding the publication of the investigative and prosecutorial function relating to the alleged criminal conduct. is necessary to preserve the report (i) Appeal. (1) A judicial determination under paragraph (h) of this rule is a final order for purposes of appeal. Such an appeal is governed by Appellate Rule 216 except that the appeal is to the Supreme Court. Any named or otherwise identifiable person, the state, or the grand jury by majority vote may seek review of the presiding judge’s decision. (2) The grand jury will be permitted access to the record of the in camera hearing to assist it in determining whether to pursue appellate review. The grand jury shall maintain the confidentiality of this record. (Added by SCO 938 effective January 15, 1989; by SCO 1993 effective December 1, 2022; and by SCO 2000 effective February 6, 2023)
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