I looked again this morning (see Post Nos. 35 and 74). I limited my search to January 1, 2017 to today. There are literally thousands of cases in which records have been sealed. For most cases, I can determine the nature of the sealed record based upon the notation contained in the search results. Yes, there are sealed indictments — there could be a few thousand. But the vast majority of the documents that have been sealed are search warrant applications, wiretap applications, applications to shield the identity of key witnesses, financial disclosures related to bail applications, sentencing reports (that I assume reference matters that are the subject of ongoing investigations), etc. Based upon the information that I have reviewed, 66,000 indictments currently under seal is an exaggeration of a delusional magnitude.
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