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Maryland DOC’s Ban on Media Interviews with Prisoners Upheld

Loaded on June 3, 2015 published in Prison Legal News June, 2015, page 50
Filed under: Victims, Access to Media, Censorship, First Amendment. Location: Maryland.

Maryland DOC’s Ban on Media Interviews with Prisoners Upheld

Maryland Circuit Court found apetition filed by a group of prisoners who were denied interviews by a local newspaper was moot, but questioned the propriety of using victims’ rights as a reason for prison officials to veto the interviews.

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