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Governor right to sign bill to prevent photos from death investigations from going public

| March 29, 2026 1:00 AM

The media would usually oppose any move that restricts its ability to publish stories and photos. That is the very essence of journalism. If the government wanted to limit what we could publish and pass laws doing just that, the media would traditionally rise up in protest and insist we are the eyes and ears of the people. 

In such a situation, the media would trot out the transparency argument, that the people have the right to know, which we have done ourselves.

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