· 5/6/1988
Greg Rushford, the Washington Post Company, Intervenor v. The New Yorker Magazine, Inc., and William Shawn Reneta Adler
Citations
- 846 F.2d 249
- 15 Media L. Rep. (BNA) 1437
- 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 6030
- 1988 WL 41935
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- holding that documents filed in support of a motion for summary judgment in a civil case are entitled to a more rigorous standard
- holding that documents filed in support of a motion for summary judgment in a civil case are entitled to a more rigorous standard
- holding that documents filed in support of a motion for summary judgment in a civil case are entitled to a more rigorous standard
- holding that documents filed in support of a motion for summary judgment in a civil case are entitled to a more rigorous standard
- holding that documents filed in support of a motion for summary judgment in a civil case are entitled to a more rigorous standard
- holding that “the more rigorous First Amendment standard” applies “to documents filed in connection with a summary judgment motion in a civil case”
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Judges: Hall, Phillips, Murnaghan
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