Dalia Dippolito attorneys upset with records request

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- (WPTV) -- Attorneys for Dalia Dippolito are upset about media requests relating to her house arrest and they want a judge to seal public records relating to it.

Tuesday, Greg Rosenfeld said the defense is outraged by recent reports, including information about Dippolito's doctor, and the days she made appointments to see an OBGYN.

Some media outlets have been searching for more information ever since Dippolito's attorneys announced during her most recent trial that she had a baby.

The defense wants that reporting to stop and the best way to do that, attorneys argue, is to seal those house arrest documents.

“We've never had any problems discussing the fact that she has a child but the fact that the media released the names of her doctor, the dates of her appointments, it's outrageous, it's just not newsworthy," Rosenfeld said.

Judge Glenn Kelley said based on the documents he's seen so far, there's nothing sensitive that he needs to protect. Judge Kelley did not make a final ruling.