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A second appeal in a politically charged case alleging FBI brutality against a group of journalists in Puerto Rico got an airing on Thursday at the 1st Circuit. At issue was how much the Fourth Amendment restricts law enforcement officers from using force against journalists that are peacefully gathering news. The case was before the 1st Circuit a second time because, in 2008, the appeals court found that the district court "erroneously adopted the defendants' characterization of the day's events."
October 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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