U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch found no reason to release
all the data sought.  U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch on
Monday agreed to release some documents in a long-sealed case
involving the Rocky Flats grand jury, but it was a hollow
victory for jurors.  Matsch ruled that court filings, memos and
other ancillary information be released.  But he kept a lid on
the testimony of jurors who think the Justice Department
undermined their 2 1/2-year criminal investigation and instead
cut a deal for an $18.5 million fine against Rockwell
International, the operator of the former nuclear weapons plant
in Jefferson County.  The judge also would not release a summary
of jurors' accusations submitted by their lawyer, Jonathan
Turley, a professor of public interest law at George Washington
University.  "The prosecutors committed some very serious
ethical and potentially criminal acts," Turley said Monday.
Prosecutors have denied misconduct.  Matsch ruled there was no
current investigation to justify the release; T