The existence of cultured meats raises the distinct possibility that cultured port could eventually be considered kosher or halal, since it would be so far removed from any actual pig. That represents a huge market opportunity.
The Illinois Supreme court ruling that started this whole brouhaha does not restrict the press from reporting any particular fact. Instead, it puts a kind of default gag order on Prosecutors, Defense Lawyers, court and law enforcement personnel.
There is nothing preventing reporters from using new-fangled journalistic techniques like "investigation" or "interviewing" to dig up and report any information or opinions about events, from any witnesses, participants, or evidence. These rules seem to intend to keep the partisian professional participants from shooting off incendiary press releaes that can be damaging to the judicial process.
Crime reporters are whining because no one is spoonfeeding them all the sensational tidbits of information.
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The existence of cultured meats raises the distinct possibility that cultured port could eventually be considered kosher or halal, since it would be so far removed from any actual pig. That represents a huge market opportunity.
I looked in my Preferences for the "thinly veiled advertisement" Section, but I can't find it.
The Illinois Supreme court ruling that started this whole brouhaha does not restrict the press from reporting any particular fact. Instead, it puts a kind of default gag order on Prosecutors, Defense Lawyers, court and law enforcement personnel.
There is nothing preventing reporters from using new-fangled journalistic techniques like "investigation" or "interviewing" to dig up and report any information or opinions about events, from any witnesses, participants, or evidence. These rules seem to intend to keep the partisian professional participants from shooting off incendiary press releaes that can be damaging to the judicial process.
Crime reporters are whining because no one is spoonfeeding them all the sensational tidbits of information.
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