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Cox Arizona Publications Inc. v. Collins
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Cox Arizona Publications Inc. v. Collins was a case before Arizona Supreme Court in 1993 concerning reports of police investigations.
Important precedents
- The court determined that ongoing police investigations were not automatically exempt material[1].
