Shield Laws and the Constitution in Journalistic Shielding
Kilpatrick argues against federal shield laws and urges relying on the Constitution and judicial interpretation. He critiques bills defining a legitimate journalist, warns they amount to licensing, and calls for defending protection case by case rather than broad statutes.
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Agene
Oregon
University
School of Journalism
Washington
House
Senate
Frank Stanton
CBS
Houses of Congress
Nixon
NBC
Supreme Court
High Court
Lewis Powell
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Congress
Jeremiah O’leary
Washington Star-News
Timothy Leary
Berkeley Barb
University of Alabama
Wallace
Mobile
Birmingham
Gerald
Gerald Wallace
Montgomery
Tax Cheating Presupposed IRS Tactics On The Griddle
Senator Montoya investigates taxpayer complaints about aggressive IRS methods. Agents allegedly presume guilt, target high-pressured audits, and boast 99.9 percent error finds. The piece also threads in Nixon Wallace tensions and a Havana skyjacking tale with Fidel Castro’s dramatic response.
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IRS
Ashington
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Internal Revenue Service
Montoya
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