Readers = Voters Nothing reaches Nevada voters like Nevada’s newspapers. You can send a targeted message statewide to the people who DO VOTE by using the Nevada Press Association’s ad network. The Nevada Political Advertising Network, operated through the Nevada Press Association, offers a convenient means to place campaign advertising …

By Kevin Slimp Back in February, I spoke on the topic of Customer Service at the Ohio Newspaper Association Winter Convention. Shortly after, I received an email asking if I would lead a webinar in late summer or early fall for all the staffs of member papers of ONA, covering …

When you are denied access to what you believe should be a public record you should get and keep certain information: 1.) What precisely did you request? (The best record is a request letter, like one available here). 2.) When and where did you make the request? 3.) To whom …

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I go back so far I used to say this about my job at the newspaper: ‘And it all comes down to a kid on a bicycle.’ (OK. If you really want to go back, I was the kid.) We interviewed people, wrote stories, took photos, packaged it all together …

Answer: A civil pleading in which a defendant admits, denies or otherwise responds to the claims made by a plaintiff in a complaint. It may also contain affirmative defenses; conclusions which state a legal basis for defeating the plaintiffs claims. Bail: The release of a prisoner in return for the …

NEVADA SUPREME COURT RULES PART IV RULES ON ELECTRONIC COVERAGE OF COURT PROCEEDINGS Rule 229.  Definitions and scope. 1.  Definitions. (a) “Judge” means the particular judge, justice, or judicial officer who is presiding over the public proceeding, or his or her designee (e.g., Public Information Officer, Clerk or Court Administrator). (b) “Proceeding” means any trial, …

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that high school student editors and reporters do not have the same level of First Amendment Rights in dealing with school authorities, as do professional journalists. The Court held in Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier, 484 U.S, 260 (1988), that school districts’ censorship of …

8A: Testifying At Deposition What Is A Deposition? A deposition is the taking of testimony in an informal setting. It is used by lawyers to test witnesses (including parties), to see how they will do in court, and to try to determine the facts surrounding a case. At the beginning …