NEWARK — In accepting his Courage Under Fire Award from NJ-SPJ, Trentonian reporter Isaac Avilucea said he at times compared the protracted legal battle over a prior restraint order to the TV series “Batman and Robin,” with him as Robin …
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May 19, 2017
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They’re on National Football League fields from coast to coast, and in college football stadiums as well. What could go wrong? Plenty, an NJ Advance …
Journalism scored a big victory for the role of an informed public in a democracy this week when the New Jersey Appellate Court rejected the efforts of the NJ Attorney General’s office (AG) to reinstate a gag order against The …
NPR correspondent Deb Amos and Sohaib Sultan, the Princeton Muslim chaplain and author of Koran for Dummies, will be moderate an all-day workshop for journalists on covering Islam and Muslims at Princeton University on Sunday, April 23. The event is …
Late last week a judge in Trenton made an important ruling, upholding the free speech rights of parents and journalists. At this moment, however, that ruling is under assault from the