A Supreme Court ruling means more information about the Mueller mystery case before the grand jury can be made public

The judges, in an unsigned order, granted the request of the administration to file redacted copies of the briefs filed under seal at an earlier stage of a mystery company case that was giving a quotation to appear before the grand jury. The decision gives the potential that more information eventually becomes public.

The case concerns a public limited company owned by a foreign government fighting a summons to appear before a grand jury. The lower courts said the company had to release the information and impose increasingly onerous fines for non-compliance. The company is also asking the Supreme Court to appeal.

The court rejected a request that a group, the rapporteur for freedom of the press, intervene in this case.

CNN's Sophie Tatum contributed to this report.