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Court Rules For WaPo Reporter In Major Win For Press In National Security Case
Court Rules For WaPo Reporter In Major Win For Press In National Security Case
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
There was an important ruling last week by Magistrate Judge William B. Porter of the Eastern District of Virginia in favor of the press regarding the handling of files and materials taken in a search of the home of a Washington Post reporter.
Judge Porter ruled against the Trump Administration in what he called an “unsupervised, wholesale” search of the files of Hannah Natanson, who covers the federal government for The Post.
Instead,...
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