DOUGLAS, J.
In T.R., supra, this court held that a juvenile court judge could restrict public access, which included the press, to a custody proceeding involving a minor child "if the court finds, after hearing evidence and argument on the issue, (1) that there exists a reasonable and substantial basis for believing that public access could harm the child or endanger the fairness of the adjudication, and (2) the potential for harm outweighs the benefits...
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