Supreme Court ruling bodes well for unjustly convicted NC journalists
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FPF statement on alarming police raid of Kansas newspaper
Equipment seizures could stop local paper from publishing
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Press freedom and civil liberties orgs condemn conviction of Asheville journalists
Conviction undermines the First Amendment right to gather news on public land
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More than 45 orgs call to drop charges against Asheville journalists
Prosecution is unconstitutional and against the interests of justice
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FPF statement on conviction of Asheville journalists for recording cops
Judge questions whether reporters were journalists and ignores evidence of retaliation
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Bodycam footage confirms Asheville police targeted journalists
Footage of arrests released following FPF court petition
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FPF urges court to release bodycam footage of journalists’ arrests
Asheville journalists set for trial but footage remains hidden from public
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Journalism on trial in North Carolina
Latest prosecution for routine newsgathering follows a wave of unconstitutional charges against local journalists.
