Getting to the root of conflict

Major confrontations between the media and the courts are rare, but small disagreements are regular for those who frequently report or comment on the courts. Taylor discusses the history and purpose of Delaware Bar, Bench, Media Conference, in which members share information and attempt to solve pro...

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Published in:The Masthead 2000-12, Vol.52 (4), p.5-5
Main Author: Taylor, John H
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Attorneys
Cameras
Civilization
Communications industry
Conferences
Conflict resolution
Contempt of court
Court hearings & proceedings
Courts
Culture
Culture and law
Editors
Judges & magistrates
Law
Laws, regulations and rules
Lawyers
Mass media
Media coverage
News media
State court decisions
Trials
United States
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Summary:Major confrontations between the media and the courts are rare, but small disagreements are regular for those who frequently report or comment on the courts. Taylor discusses the history and purpose of Delaware Bar, Bench, Media Conference, in which members share information and attempt to solve problems brought to their attention.
ISSN:0025-5122
1930-6121