Chicago Tribune | Shreveport Times
The Chicago Tribune, New York Times Co., Gannett, AP and others have filed a motion challenging the decisions by
Judge J.P. Mauffray to close the proceedings in
Mychal Bell's juvenile case and order all the parties involved in the Jena 6 case not to speak about it. The motion says "it is unconstitutional and illogical to allow the News Media and the public to attend all the proceedings but not to allow them access to the motions and other court papers that have been filed incident to those court hearings." || Related
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