(Complete legal authorities and analysis in The CalAware Guide to Journalism Law in California)
Press Passes
Denial Based on Insufficient Need
Denial Based on Insufficient Status
Denial Based on Criminal Record
Denial Based on Irrelevant Criteria
Applicant’s Right to Appeal Denial
Retaliatory Denial of Access to Persons/Places/Things
News Conferences
Interviews
Court Records
News Releases and Alerts
Application to California Public Utilities
Access to Private Property
Criminal Trespass: Entry/Refusal to Leave
At the Tenant’s Invitation
Accompanying Police, Fire, Rescue Personnel
Under Contract with Raiding Officials
When Search Warrant Is Invalid
Disrupting Proprietor’s Business
Impersonation
Access to Home of Vulnerable Person
Posing as Public Safety Officer
Access to Public Property
Accident, Disaster, Riot Scenes
Federally Investigated Accident/Disaster Scenes
Parole Hearings in Prison
Executions
Public School Premises
Arts/Sports/Entertainment Events
Acquisition of Leaked/Discarded Records
Receiving Leaked Copies
Receiving Improperly Disclosed Information
Receiving “Stolen” Informational Property
Refusing to Return Leaked Originals
Dumpster Diving for Discarded Records
Learning about the Ill and Injured
Secret Recording of Conversations
California Law
Recording in a Person’s Home Office
Recording in a Person’s Business Office
Recording a Co-worker in the Workplace
Recording a Person’s Medical Consultation
Other Prohibited Hi-Tech Privacy Intrusion
California Law in General
Cellphone Interception
Cordless Phone Interception
Cellular Radiotelephone Interception
Police Radio Scanning
Unauthorized Computer Access
Surreptitious Voice Stress Analyzing
Electronic Vehicle Tracking
Publishing Intercepted Conversations
Public Interest Balancing Test
Effect of Duty of Confidentiality
Photography and the Unwilling Subject
Restraining Orders for Photo Stalking
Civil Liability for Paparazzi Assault
Civil Liability for Telephoto Intrusion
Interviewing the Willing and Unwilling
Freedom to Ask Anyone Anything
Abrasive, Confrontational Interviews
Government Gags of Ordinary Citizens
Grand Jury Gags of Elected Officials
Government Employees’ Speech Restrictions
Employer’s Approval Needed to Speak to the Press
Employer’s Prohibition of Informing the Press
Employer’s Punishment of Employee’s Speech
Interviewing Participants in Judicial Proceedings
Grand Jurors’ Disclosure of Closed Proceedings
Judicial Gag Orders on Speech by Trial Participants
California Standard for Issuing Gag Order
Federal Standard for Issuing Gag Order
Judicial Gag Orders to Protect Privacy
Judicial Gag Orders to Protect Reputation
Judicial Gag Orders to Protect Business Data
Interviewing Others under Government Control
Inmates of County Jails
Inmates of State Prisons
Patients in Government Mental Hospitals
Public School Students
Confidential Source Liabilities
Deliberate Disclosure of Source’s Identity
Inadvertent Disclosure of Source’s Identity
