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Trade Publication Article
Be Careful What You Wish For
2013
Overview
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette should rethink appealing its January 15 loss in PG Publishing Co v. Aichele, in which the Third Circuit upheld dismissal of the newspaper's lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania's election law that all persons, with some exceptions, must remain at least 10 feet from polling places during voting. If the Supreme Court rules against the paper's appeal, it could also overturn the 2004 Sixth Circuit decision in Beacon Journal Publishing Co v. Blackwell, which permits reporters inside Ohio polling places. Relying on the legislature to fix the problem instead of taking the case to the Supreme Court may seem like choosing between Scylla and Charybdis. But a Supreme Court ruling against the Pennsylvania press could spell trouble for reporters all over this country.
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Editor and Publisher Inc
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