Source
Zurcher v. Stanford Daily, 436 U.S. 547 (1978)
Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School, 1978-05-31
- Kind
- court record
- Last checked
- 2026-09-26
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Cited by
- United States police search a student newspaper's offices for photographs of a protest
- Claim 804: Police responded on April 9, 1971, to a call from Stanford University Hospital's director asking them to remove demonstrators who had occupied the hospital's administrative offices since the previous afternoon.
- Claim 805: Four police officers searched The Stanford Daily's newsroom on April 12, 1971, in the presence of some of the paper's staff.
- Claim 806: The search warrant was issued on a finding that photographs and film relevant to identifying the perpetrators of felonies, "battery on a peace officer" and "assault with a deadly weapon," would be found on the newspaper's premises.
- Claim 807: The warrant affidavit contained no allegation that any member of the Daily's staff had committed a crime at the hospital.
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