n, with one particularly notable exception: proceedings in cases involving an adult charged with a crime and hearings held on a petition or warrant alleging that a juvenile fourteen years of age or older committed an offense which would be a felony if committed by an adult "shall be open," and may only be closed "for good cause shown." See Va. Code § 00.0-000(C). The statute distinguishes between proceedings and hearings, indicating that as used in § 00.0-000(C), the term "proceedings" includes court records. This interpretation is supported by a separate statutory provision providing that law enforcement records with respect to juveniles "shall not be open to public inspection nor their contents disclosed to the public unless a juvenile 00 years of age or older is charged with a violent juvenile felony." Va. Code § 00.0-000(A).  The presumption of access to judicial records includes the right to contemporaneously review them. Therefore, absent a compelling interest sufficient to rebut the presumption of access, delayed access violates the public's right of access. See Daily Press, Inc. v. Commonwealth, 000 Va. 000, 000, 000 S.E.0d 000, 000 (0000) ("Neither the expiration of the sealing order nor the later availability of the exhibits cured this deprivation of the right to contemporaneously review the files.").  B