The PSG boss is open to the possibility of keeping the Brazilian in a central role as he continues to tinker with his system Neymar could continue to be used as a number 10 while Thomas Tuchel experiments with his Paris Saint-Germain side. Tuchel deployed a 3-4-1-2 system against Angers on Saturday, with goals from Edinson…
The Gunners will be reunited with the company who previously designed their kits in the late 1980s and early 1990s Arsenal have agreed a deal with Adidas to become their kit manufacturers from next season, and Goal understands talks are already under way over prospective new designs. The Gunners, who famously won the First Division title against…
After the Watford mascot appeared to mock Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha, the Eagles boss branded him “disgraceful” Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson has warned “disgraceful” Watford mascot Harry the Hornet not to repeat his mocking of star player Wilfried Zaha. The mascot saw an opportunity for 15 minutes of fame and dived onto the…
Liverpool made the Dutchman the world’s most expensive defender in the January window, with an immediate return having been offered on that investment Virgil van Dijk has been “a colossus” for Liverpool, says Phil Babb, with the £75 million ($96m) centre-half proving to be “worth every penny”. The Reds moved to make the Netherlands international…
NMU CALIFORNIA Confidentiality/Privilege Nov 2, 1999 Prosecution cannot assert “due process” right to unaired footage The state’s highest court found that the California shield law provides absolute immunity from contempt charges that resulted from refusals to provide a prosecutor with unaired portions of a jailhouse interview. The California shield law provides absolute protection for journalists…
NMU CALIFORNIA Confidentiality/Privilege Federal judge rules against federal reporter’s privilege In quashing a subpoena for ABC reporters’ tapes and notes, a federal judge in California ruled that the First Amendment provides a thin shield for reporters. Nov. 25, 2003 — ABC News successfully fought a government subpoena for tapes and information relating to an undercover…
NORTH CAROLINA–In late July, the state Supreme Court in Raleigh decided two cases in favor of prosecutors trying to compel testimony from journalists. The court decided not to review a Raleigh News & Observer reporter’s appeal of a Durham trial court order directing him to turn over notes from a jailhouse interview. The court ruled,…
The HouseJudiciary Committee onWednesday approved afederal shield billthat aims to protect journalists fromcompelled disclosure of theirconfidential sources,in language identical to that ofa2007 billthat overwhelmingly passed the U.S. House of Representatives. The new billheads nextto the floor for a new,full House vote. The Free Flow of Information Act of 2009, or H.R. 985, would offer a…
With new amendments to the state shield law, journalists in Montana will not have to worry about electronic communications services turning over reporters's records to the government. House Bill 207, sponsored by Rep. Daniel Zolnikov, "prohibits government bodies from requesting or requiring disclosure of privileged news media information from services that transmit electronic communications." The…
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