Media challenge to Jackson trial secrecy

News organisations covering the Michael Jackson child abuse trial are seeking an end to the secrecy surrounding key aspects of the case, including the grand jury indictment describing the pop singer’s alleged crimes.

Media challenge to Jackson trial secrecy

News organisations covering the Michael Jackson child abuse trial are seeking an end to the secrecy surrounding key aspects of the case, including the grand jury indictment describing the pop singer’s alleged crimes.

A lawyer for The Associated Press and other news outlets covering the case will ask a a California Court of Appeal today to lift the gag order on lawyers in the case, and to end the practice of holding hearings in secret.

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