State v. Meek
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
DONOFRIO, Chief Judge.
Appellant, Mr. Walter W. Meek, at the time in question was a newspaper reporter employed by Phoenix Newspapers, Inc. He attended a preliminary examination involving a criminal complaint against one Danny Lee Eckard. Meek testified that he attended the preliminary hearing for a three-fold purpose. First, he had been requested by his employer to report the proceedings for the newspaper. Second, as a member of the public and a citizen of the United States and Arizona he desired to view the proceedings in the Justice Court. Third, he had been notified that Rule 27 of the…
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