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New Rules in Place To Limit Access to Journalists’ Records
After a slew of highly reported cases in which the first amendment rights of journalists have been overlooked, new measures have been put in place to limit the government’s access to reporters’ records. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. signed … Continue reading
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Tagged Associated Press, Attorney General, Eric Holder, first amendment, Fox News, freedom of the press, President Obama, prosecution
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When Freedom of The Press Isn’t Upheld; Response to AP Phone Tapping Scandal
The sanctity of a journalist’s sources is what allows reporters to delve into a story to find the most compelling and interesting aspects to bring to life. It can be a morally difficult path to follow, gathering information on sensitive … Continue reading
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Tagged AP, Associated Press, commander-in-chief, first amendment, freedom, freedom of speech, government, leaks, national security, newsgathering, phone, president, President Obama, records, Sean Flynn, sources, tapping, The New York Times
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