Recent Stories

Student journalists protection still unanswered

June 25, 2010 - By Jamie Loo, First Amendment reporter

CHICAGO—Evidence that may be re-introduced in the Anthony McKinney case has stalled the question of whether student journalists qualify under the Illinois Reporter’s Act.

Video game ad ban dropped

June 4, 2010 - By Jamie Loo, First Amendment reporter

CHICAGO—Violent video game advertisements cannot be banned by the Chicago Transit Authority, according to a court judgment.

Court hearing set on subpoena for student notes

May 26, 2010 - By Jamie Loo, First Amendment reporter

CHICAGO-Cook County Circuit Court Judge Diane Cannon has scheduled oral arguments on the state’s attorney’s subpoena which will determine whether student journalists at Northwestern University will have to turn over their notes and interviews to the state.

Journalist tells personal story of imprisonment

April 13, 2010 - By Jamie Loo, First Amendment reporter

CHICAGO—Roxana Saberi was willing to die for the truth.

Former prosecutor mixes music with criminal justice reform

April 8, 2010 - By Jamie Loo, First Amendment reporter

CHICAGO—Hip hop music has lessons that can help change the criminal justice system, according to former federal prosecutor Paul Butler.

Q & A with Paul Butler

April 8, 2010 - By Jamie Loo, First Amendment reporter

Paul Butler, author of “Let’s Get Free: A Hip-Hop Theory of Criminal Justice,” talks about jury nullification, and current issues in the war on drugs and criminal justice with Post-Exchange reporter Jamie Loo.

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