A wealthy Connecticut woman whose criminal case file was sealed from public view was sentenced Tuesday to one year in jail for secretly recording three people, including a minor, in a manner involving sexual desire.Judge John Blawie, who sealed Palmer's case file earlier this year over objections by The Associated Press, ordered that the file remain sealed Tuesday, keeping the specifics of the charges included in an arrest warrant shielded from public view.Under the sentence, which was part of a plea bargain, Palmer also must register as a sex offender for 10 years and will serve 20 years of probation after the jail term.She pleaded guilty in January to three counts of voyeurism and one count of risk of injury to a minor - all felonies committed between 2017 and 2018.Nearly every week in Connecticut's courts, people charged with sex crimes and crimes against children appear before judges and their case files aren't sealed."