Federal judge skeptical of Pentagon rules for reporters, saying 'asking a question is not criminal'
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U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman questioned the Pentagon's press restrictions Friday, telling government lawyers that asking questions is not criminal.
Jake Gibson is the Fox News Department of Justice and Federal Law Enforcement Producer.
Justice Department lawyer Michael Bruns argued that the policy was instituted to protect national security information and that some questions asked by journalists are not protected by the First Amendment.
"Why not?" Friedman asked pointedly, raising his voice. "Why not?"
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