US Supreme Court rebuffs Project Veritas challenge to Oregon ban on secret recordings

U.S. Supreme Court turns down Project Veritas case against Oregon secret recording law

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a challenge to a longstanding Oregon law barring unannounced audio recordings of in-person conversations, crushing a right-wing media group’s campaign to strike down some of the nation’s strictest restrictions on such…

US Supreme Court rebuffs Project Veritas challenge to Oregon ban on secret recordings

The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Monday to hear a bid by the conservative activist group Project Veritas to invalidate on constitutional free speech grounds an Oregon law that generally bans unannounced recordings of conversations.

Project Veritas’ challenge to Oregon secret recording law turned away by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Project Veritas’ First Amendment challenge to an Oregon law that restricts people’s ability to secretly record others, allowing the law to stand.  Project Veritas, a conservative group that films undercover videos to embarrass mainstream media and liberal organizations, contended that lower courts used too lenient a constitutional test in upholding the law.  As is typical, the justices refused to hear…

Project Veritas’s challenge to Oregon secret recording law turned away by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Project Veritas’s First Amendment challenge to an Oregon law that restricts people’s ability to secretly record others, allowing the law to stand.  Proj…

Justices Decline to Hear Project Veritas Challenge of Oregon Law

The Supreme Court passed on considering the constitutionality of an Oregon law barring unannounced audio recordings following a challenge by the conservative activist group Project Veritas.

US Supreme Court won't hear challenge against Oregon secret recording law

Oregon is among a handful of states in the nation to outlaw audio recording of in-person conversations if all participants are not “specifically informed.”