The Foxes manager admitted it will allow the striker to concentrate on playing for his club as Leicester aim to win a trophy Jamie Vardy’s decision to step back from England duty is a sad outcome according to Leicester City manager Claude Puel. Vardy has withdrawn himself from the selection frame due to the unlikely prospect of…
The midfielder was left out of the squad for last week’s win over Arsenal, but will not be moving away from Stamford Bridge this month Maurizio Sarri insists Ruben Loftus-Cheek will not leave Chelsea before the closure of the transfer window even though the midfielder may struggle for game time. Click Here: geelong cats guernsey 2019…
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner is still searching for his first Serie A goal, as he was once again upstaged by the Croat in a 2-1 win at Parma Mario Mandzukic’s future at Juventus was uncertain, even before Cristiano Ronaldo arrived in Turin during the summer. Last April, the Bianconeri board told the veteran striker…
Newspaper receives subpoena for Web site reader surveys 11/03/97 CALIFORNIA–The Ventura County Star of Ventura, Calif. is fighting a subpoena served on it in mid-October by a defendant who stands accused of a crime with occult overtones. James Farley, attorney for defendant Michael Dally, served a subpoena on the Star seeking unpublished responses to a…
NMU TEXAS Confidentiality/Privilege Jan 2, 2002 Jailed author appeals to Supreme Court; seeks immediate release Vanessa Leggett’s appeal argued that a subpoena seeking disclosure of confidential sources violates her journalist’s privilege under the First Amendment. A book author who has spent 166 days in jail asked the U.S. Supreme Court this week to review her…
NMU WISCONSIN Confidentiality/Privilege Mar 6, 2002 Journalists do not have to testify in open-records lawsuit Subpoenas against three reporters in Wisconsin, who had sued when legislative clerks refused to release the names of legislators and state employees who are under investigation, were quashed by a judge. Statehouse reporters for three Wisconsin newspapers do not have…
· Story link Two San Francisco Chronicle reporters were subpoenaed by a federal grand jury investigating leaks of prior grand jury testimony by baseball star Barry Bonds and other athletes and the panel’s investigation of their alleged steroid supplier, BALCO. Said the Chronicle’s Editor Phil Bronstein in response, “The public was well served by that…
The Utah State Supreme Court is currently considering joining 33 other states in providing its journalists with a shield law to help resist court subpoenas.The Salt Lake Tribune reports that critics have attacked the rule, which requires judges to apply a balancing test of varying standards depending on the type of information requested, as overprotective…
At least one government agency is using subpoenas to target e-mail between journalists and potential sources by going after the source. Two self-proclaimed fraud convicts recently turned over thousands of documents rather than fight a Securities and Exchange Commission subpoena that asked for, among other things, e-mail the men had exchanged with reporters. The SEC…
A federal shield law that would protect reporters from testifying about confidential sources was re-introduced in the Senate on Friday, just two days after shield legislation was re-introduced into the House. The Senate bill, S. 448, was introduced by Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), and Richard Lugar (R-Ind.). The bill is similar to…