Prior Restraint: New Jersey Says Judge Was Right to Censor Newspaper

It’s rare for a court to prohibit a newspaper from writing about something — even when it implicates national security — and even rarer for such an order to be upheld. Lawyers for New Jersey battling a local newspaper in court say in their case, their demands for prior restraint should trump the tallest of First Amendment […]

(via WSJ)

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