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· 6/10/2022

Robert Joseph Yezak v. Benitia J. Yezak

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  • holding that limitations on the media’s ability to interview trial participants do not violate the first amendment
  • holding that limitations on the media's ability to interview trial participants do not violate the first amendment
  • holding that limitations on the media’s ability to interview trial participants did not violate the First Amendment
  • “It is firmly established that jurisdiction is not necessarily defeated simply because the order has expired, if the underlying dispute between the parties is one ‘capable of repetition, yet evading review.’ ”

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