State ex rel. New Mexico Press Ass'n v. Kaufman
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
EASLEY, Chief Justice.
Prior to trial in this penitentiary riot-related murder case, Chapman moved to limit media coverage. The State made no objection. Without notice to the media and without their participation in the hearing on the motion, Judge Kaufman ordered limitations on press coverage.
The New Mexico Press Association and the New Mexico Broadcasters Association (Media) intervened by petitioning this Court to prohibit the restraint. We issued a temporary writ as to part of the complaints, ordered briefs and set a hearing date. Pri- or to the hearing, Chapman was convicted and…
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