The Croatia international admits to being in talks over a new contract, with the decision taken to stay at Camp Nou rather than head for France Ivan Rakitic is confident that he will be signing a new contract at Barcelona, with the decision taken to snub a summer transfer to Paris Saint-Germain. The Croatia international […]
The striker has been linked to Nottingham Forest but his manager said his squad is small as it is and no one will be leaving on loan. Eddie Howe has insisted Jermain Defoe will not be loaned out and is a key part of his plans at Bournemouth. The striker played 86 minutes in the 3-0 Carabao Cup […]
Maurizio Sarri has overseen a perfect start to the season as Blues boss, while Rafa Benitez and his side have just one point to show for their efforts Chelsea head to Newcastle on Sunday seeking to record a third successive Premier League victory under new boss Maurizio Sarri. The Blues proved too strong for Huddersfield […]
The Red Devils defender is aware of the need for the Jose Mourinho’s men to raise their game against Tottenham and kick-start the 2018-19 campaign Manchester United have to “come out fighting” against Tottenham, says Chris Smalling, with the Red Devils needing to silence their critics and boost morale. Jose Mourinho’s side find themselves falling […]
NMU U.S. SUPREME COURT Confidentiality/Privilege Oct 10, 2001 Supreme Court shies away from copyright suit The high court declined this week to review a case involving a copyright dispute over National Geographic’s use of a photographer’s work in a CD-ROM compilation. The U.S. Supreme Court declined this week to review a case involving free-lance photographer […]
NMU WASHINGTON, D.C. Confidentiality/Privilege Jul 17, 2002 Senator, congressman demand explanation for detention of reporter Sen. Charles Grassley and Rep. Dave Weldon want Secretary of State Colin Powell to explain why a National Review reporter was detained and questioned for a half-hour about a classified cable. A senator and congressman are demanding an explanation from […]
NEWS MEDIA UPDATE · NEW YORK · Confidentiality/Privilege · Nov. 17, 2005 Court rules reporter’s shield applies to energy newsletters Reporter’s privilege will apply to financial newsletters, although prosecutors overcame the privilege for certain information, a federal judge ruled in a case involving natural gas commodities litigation. Nov. 17, 2005 · A U.S. District Court […]
NMU FIFTH CIRCUIT Confidentiality/Privilege Aug 9, 2001 Appeals court to determine jailed journalist’s fate in secret proceeding A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals sitting in Houston (5th Cir.) has decided that its review of book author Vanessa Leggett’s contempt citation should take place behind closed doors. An appellate hearing to determine the […]
· Story link Click Here: France Football Shop New York’s Ethics Commission has subpoenaed a reporter as part of its investigation into whether Gov. Eliot Spitzer improperly used state police to gather information about political opponent, Senate majority leader Sen. Joseph L. Bruno. A lawyer for Albany Times Union reporter James Odato, who broke the […]
A District Court judge ruled this week that the Detroit Free Press must hand over documents and provide a witness in a long-running case involving former federal prosecutor Richard Convertino and his quest to reveal a reporter’s anonymous source. Judge Robert Cleland’s ruling requires the Michigan newspaper to turn over documents directly or indirectly related […]