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  Año 1998, Vol. 86, Número 7 (SEP)

  • Foi battles must go on. Kyle Niederpruem passes the torch

    

  • Public, non-public information. New-gathering techniques become new arena for attacks on investigative work Miami Herald disproves an election

    

  • Megan's Law Implementation of new state provisions proves problematic for all

    

  • Food libel laws Vegie disparagement acts prompt fears

    

  • Prison access. Barriers to coverage continue to emerge

    

  • Paparazzi. A Q A on where the measures stand

    

  • Legal directions. Assaults on access just keep coming court probably won't hear Starr case appeal

    

  • Cameras in court. Three states hold out

    

  • The EFOIA report. Getting electronic data still tough, but some Internet sites are good sources

    

  • FOI federal agency contacts

    

  • Investigative reporting Ire files are rich with current examples of FOI-based journalism

    

  • Technology. If Congress should make no law, why should others try to abridge free speech

    

  • Sunshine law models california communities adopt their own open government measures

    

  • Legal Defense fund. How SPJ supports individuals and causes

    

  • Accompanyng law enforcement. Ride-along are in jeopardy