The webmaster of "gripe site" aimed at a Rutgers University official can't seek cover from a New Jersey law that generally prohibits police from searching news organizations' offices, a state appeals court rules.
November 01, 2013 at 02:39 AM
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The webmaster of “gripe site” aimed at a Rutgers University official can’t seek cover from a New Jersey law that generally prohibits police from searching news organizations’ offices, a state appeals court ruled on Thursday.
“It is clear…that a person does not become ‘free from searches and seizures’ under the [Subpoena First Act] solely by virtue of a claimed newsperson status,” the Appellate Division said in Oettinger v. Bedminster.
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