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Incidents: surveillance and subpoenas, municipal level
Each incident is a dated action by a government, an official, a regulator, a court or a legislature that limited journalists' ability to gather or publish news.
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Police raid Marion County Record newsroom and publisher's home in Kansas
Police in Marion, Kansas, led by Chief Gideon Cody, raided the Marion County Record's newsroom and publisher Eric Meyer's home, seizing computers, phones and files, on a warrant tied to an identity-theft investigation. The paper's 98-year-…
Surveillance and subpoenas · Stage Punish · Head of government Laura Kelly · Reversed
United States police search a student newspaper's offices for photographs of a protest
On April 12, 1971, Palo Alto police searched the newsroom of The Stanford Daily, a student newspaper, for photographs of a clash between demonstrators and police at Stanford University Hospital, though no member of the paper's staff was su…
Surveillance and subpoenas · Stage Pressure · Head of government Ronald Reagan · Upheld by a court
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