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New York Times May Publish Documents About Project Veritas, Court Says

A state appeals court said that a judge’s order preventing publication of the documents would not be enforced until a formal appeal could be heard.

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A New York state judge s ruling against the Times imperils First Amendment rights

The New York Times is not free to publish documents in its possession, even though it claims to have obtained them in the normal course of reporting, and even though Judge Charles D. Wood admitted there is no evidence to the contrary.

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New York Times howls after state Supreme Court smacks it

New York Times howls after state Supreme Court smacks it
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How the New York Times Abuses the Public s Right to Know

Commentary The First Amendment to the Constitution guarantees the independence of the press from any restrictions imposed by .

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Judge Says New York Times Can Retain Project Veritas Memos, for Now

A New York appeals court said the paper did not need to immediately give up or destroy documents related to the conservative group. The paper is still prevented from publishing certain documents.

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