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In a significant setback for journalists and news organizations, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that the so-called "neutral reportage privilege" is not recognized under either the U.S. or Pennsylvania constitutions. The justices Thursday revived a defamation suit against the publisher of the Daily Local News in West Chester over an April 1995 article that reported on the eruption of a dispute among elected officials in the Borough of Parkesburg.
October 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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