Fair Trial/Free Press Conference
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Title
Fair Trial/Free Press Conference
Description
Founded in 1969, the New York Fair Trial/Free Press Conference brings together members of the press and the criminal legal system to promote understanding and to assure both the right to a fair trial and the protection of a free press.
At each conference, a distinguished panel of judges, journalists, lawyers, and law enforcement officials explore the legal, political, and ethical issues that arise in a hypothetical scenario, including the responsibility and liability of the courts, law enforcement agencies, and the press.
At each conference, a distinguished panel of judges, journalists, lawyers, and law enforcement officials explore the legal, political, and ethical issues that arise in a hypothetical scenario, including the responsibility and liability of the courts, law enforcement agencies, and the press.
Creator
New York Fair Trial/Free Press Conference
Publisher
Government Law Center at Albany Law School
Collection Items
Fair Trial/Free Press Conference: Local Media, the Law, and the Next Pandemic
Legal scholars and media personalities debated the balance of rights, responsibilities, and liability of both the media and the government during a hypothetical health crisis as part of the New York Fair Trial/Free Press Conference at Albany Law…
Fair Trial/Free Press Conference: Gag Orders, Anonymous Juries, and the Media
Judges, journalists, attorneys, and law enforcement officials discussed the rights, responsibilities, and liability of the media, courts, and law enforcement in a fictional criminal trial during the Fair Trial/Free Press Conference: Gag Orders,…
Fair Trial/Free Press Conference: Local Media, the Law, and Alleged Police Misconduct
The Government Law Center at Albany Law School, New York University School of Law, and the New York Fair Trial/Free Press Conference convened the 2023 Fair Trial/Free Press Conference: Local Media, the Law, and Alleged Police Misconduct on April 24,…