") (citing Press-Enterprise I). Furthermore, both the Virginia Code and the Rules of the Supreme Court of Virginia contemplate voir dire being public. See Va. Code § 0.00-000 (allowing parties to question the venire about potential prejudice and bias and providing that "A juror, knowing anything relative to a fact in issue, shall disclose the same in open court.") (emphasis added). See also Va. Sup. Ct. R. 0A:00.0(a)(0) (allowing the trial court to restrict disclosure of juror identification information in criminal cases for good cause sufficient to a warrant departure from "the norm of open proceedings") (emphasis added).  The Virginia Court of Appeals has held that the public has a constitutional right of access to 