Justice and Journalism
11.30.01
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Supreme Court justice: Judges, reporters share same goals
Stephen Breyer tells gathering of U.S., international judges and journalists that they are like siblings who fight but still need each other.
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Judges, journalists must find way to work together, panelists agree
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N.C. judges, journalists form news media-courts forum
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — State Supreme Court Chief Justice Henry Frye announced yesterday the establishment of a 40-member news media and courts forum that will explore the sometimes conflicting needs of reporters and the courts.
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Mississippi panel to look at cameras in courtrooms
State high court justice plans to take broader look at news media access, press-judiciary relations.
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Judges, journalists meet to mend breakdown in communication
ARLINGTON, Va. — Judges and journalists agreed yesterday they rely on each other to bring stories about court cases to the public, but said there had been a breakdown in communication between the two groups.
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