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Dec. 3, 2016

Journalist ordered to testify in ex-LA sheriff's trial, judge rules

U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson found Thursday that the federal government's interest outweighed the First Amendment interests of a Los Angeles Times reporter, who claimed former LA County Sheriff Lee Baca said he personally sent officers to an FBI agent's home in 2011.

By America Hernandez
Daily Journal Staff Writer

LOS ANGELES — A journalist must testify at former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca's criminal trial about a 2011 interview on what Baca knew about a plan to obstruct a federal grand jury investigation and when he knew it, a federal judge decided Thursday.

In November, government prosecutors subpoenaed former Los Angeles Times reporter Robert Faturechi over a...

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