A Union County judge is deciding what it takes for a blogger to qualify for the protection of New Jersey's broad newsgathering privilege.
January 31, 2013 at 09:37 AM
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A Union County judge is deciding what it takes for a blogger to qualify for the protection of New Jerseys broad news-gathering privilege.
Assignment Judge Karen Cassidy agreed Thursday to hold a plenary hearing on whether a subpoena served on Tina Renna, who has blogged about possible misuse of county generators after Hurricane Sandy, should be quashed.
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