Telephone-harassment statutes
By Josh Tatum State-by-state compilation of telephone-harassment statutes. FULL STORY>
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ANALYSIS/COMMENTARY 3rd Circuit rejects juror anonymity in Wecht trial By Douglas Lee Saying that in most cases openness outweighs risks of identifying jurors, appeals panel holds that press has right to know their names. 08.20.08 Why I am boycotting the China Olympics By Charles C. Haynes For all of the hype about how giving China the Olympics would lead to more openness and concern for human rights by Beijing, the opposite has taken place. 08.14.08 Much is at stake in journalist-shield bill By Gene Policinski A look at issues, settled and unsettled, in the proposed Free Flow of Information Act in the Senate that would protect the press from having to divulge confidential sources. 08.10.08 MORE ANALYSIS/COMMENTARY>
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