DOJ Upholds Rights Of Media To Cover Protests, Even After Dispersal Order
The U.S. Justice Department advises police responding to demonstrations to consider anyone engaged in newsgathering activities as a member of the press.
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On December 11, five days after Magistrate Judge Ivan Davis ordered accused CIA leaker Asif William Rahman to be released from jail, District Judge
US Senator Tom Cotton Lies About Reporter's Shield Law, Blocks Vote
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The verdict marked the first time that any U.S. military contractor was held liable for torture during the "war on terrorism."