Bye-bye, Free Press
Sunday, April 30th, 2006 03:44 pmI shoulda gone to the ocean today, gas prices be damned.
From the Sunday New York Times:
In Leak Cases, New Pressure on Journalists
By ADAM LIPTAK
Published: April 30, 2006
Earlier administrations have fired and prosecuted government officials who provided classified information to the press. They have also tried to force reporters to identify their sources.
But the Bush administration is exploring a more radical measure to protect information it says is vital to national security: the criminal prosecution of reporters under the espionage laws.
Here's the
From the Sunday New York Times:
In Leak Cases, New Pressure on Journalists
By ADAM LIPTAK
Published: April 30, 2006
Earlier administrations have fired and prosecuted government officials who provided classified information to the press. They have also tried to force reporters to identify their sources.
But the Bush administration is exploring a more radical measure to protect information it says is vital to national security: the criminal prosecution of reporters under the espionage laws.
Here's the
rest of the story.
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Date: 2006-04-30 03:14 pm (UTC)Slippery slope to hell.