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Mostly law professors | Sometimes contrarian | Often libertarian | Always independent Here's an excerpt from the opposition to plaintiffs' temporary restraining order motion (for my view on why the plaintiffs should prevail as to access to the main press briefing room, see this post ): While the D.C. Circuit has held that some areas of the White House grounds constitute a nonpublic forum, Sherrill v. Knight (D.C. 1977), that decision is wrong and should be overruled.
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2006) (upholding State Governor's press directive that "no one in the Executive Department or Agencies" should speak with two named reporters because the "Governor's Press Office feels that currently both are failing to objectively report on any issue dealing with" that administration).
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