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First Amendment offers limited protection for newsgathering, expert says

The First Amendment protects publication but does not grant journalists special access, as courts apply general laws limiting newsgathering even for public interest reporting.

Summary by Penn Live
By Patricia GuadalupeA journalist sits in a police car during a ride-along, camera in hand, as officers prepare to execute a search warrant on a private home. Across town, an investigative reporter, posing as a patient, walks into a medical clinic with a hidden camera to document allegedly unethical practices. At the border, another journalist watches as a customs officer scrolls through five years of her social media history. Each of these scen…

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Penn Live broke the news in Harrisburg, United States on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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