A newspaper hopes to persuade the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to reverse an order that it surrender two more reporters' computer hard drives. The state is investigating whether Lancaster County Coroner G. Gary Kirchner gave reporters for the Intelligencer Journal of Lancaster, Pa., his password to a secure law enforcement Web site, according to court documents. The paper was forced to surrender four computer hard drives in March after the high court refused to intervene.
August 31, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A newspaper hopes to persuade the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to reverse an order that it surrender two more reporters’ computer hard drives.
The state is investigating whether Lancaster County Coroner G. Gary Kirchner gave reporters for the Intelligencer Journal of Lancaster his password to a secure law enforcement Web site, according to court documents. Kirchner has denied doing so.
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