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Florida Reporter Criminally Charged for Receiving Written Communication from Prisoner
Florida Reporter Criminally Charged for Receiving Written Communication
from Prisoner
Florida's First District Court of Appeals held that a state statute that
prohibits a news media reporter from receiving a written communication
during a prison visit interview of a prisoner does not violate the First
Amendment. A Tallahassee Democrat reporter ...
from Prisoner
Florida's First District Court of Appeals held that a state statute that
prohibits a news media reporter from receiving a written communication
during a prison visit interview of a prisoner does not violate the First
Amendment. A Tallahassee Democrat reporter ...
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