News Media & the Law 2003 - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
News Media & the Law 2003
"Can we tape?" A journalist's guide to taping phone calls and in-person conversations in the 50 states and D.C.	Literature/writing
DEA analyst given one-year jail sentence for leaking unclassified information.(Drug Enforcement Agency)	Literature/writing	Rebecca Daugherty, Gil Shochat
Gun-owner privacy and freedom of information soon will duel in U.S. Supreme Court.(United States Department of the Treasury v. City of Chicago)	Literature/writing	Gil Shochat
Hockey-fan-turned-author wins appeal, returns to selling books outside Chicago hockey arena.	Literature/writing	Alicia Upano
New Hampshire Supreme Court rules in favor of cameras in courtrooms; other courts limit access.	Literature/writing	Paula Canning, April Thorn
Public hospital is forced by state supreme court to release employee information to newspaper.(Idaho)	Literature/writing	Gil Schochat
The press preps for war hopeful, skeptical.	Literature/writing	Kathleen Dunphy
The ups and downs of covering the homefront.	Literature/writing	Lucy Daglish
Will a history of government using journalists repeat itself under the Department of Homeland Security?(Cover Story)	Literature/writing	Alicia Upano

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