Hear our panel of journalists and a First Amendment rights attorney tell you what you legally and ethically can and cannot do when you’re covering arrests, emergencies in real time
Learn your rights while live-covering emergencies, arrests, Nov. 17
SPJ and the Arizona Latino Media Association as present this FREE in-person discussion and Q&A, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov, 17, at the ASU Cronkite School in downtown Phoenix
What do you do if you believe law enforcement is interfering with your in-person coverage of a live event?
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Expected panelists: Former ABC15 reporter Patricio Espinoza, First Amendment attorney Peter Limperis and Arizona Republic/azcentral.com First Amendment reporter Taylor Seely. Arizona’s Family managing editor and investigative reporter Morgan Loew will moderate the discussion.
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