At the end of the legislative session this past spring, lawmakers snuck in a law that makes it more difficult for the public, especially members of the media, to access crime scene photos.
November 22, 2013 at 06:28 PM
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At the end of the legislative session this past spring, lawmakers snuck in a law that makes it more difficult for the public, especially members of the media, to access crime scene photos.
There was no public hearing and none of the usual publicity that generally comes with proposed laws.
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