Whether the Sixth Amendment right to a public trial requires courts to make adequate findings before ordering a 'partial closure' restricting public access to evidence or questioning

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether, before a court may order a “partial closure” restricting the public’s ability to see or hear evidence or questioning that is accessible by the parties, the court, and the jury, the Sixth Amendment right to a public trial requires courts to make adequate findings that an overriding interest supports the restriction and that the restriction is no broader than necessary after consideration of reasonable alternatives, in accordance with Waller v. Georgia, 467 U.S. 39, 48 (1984)? i