Media petition North Dakota Supreme Court for expanded access to Greenpeace trial
A trial involving the Dakota Access Pipeline is drawing significant attention as media organizations push for expanded access. Judge James Gion has restricted photography, video, and audio recording during the proceedings in Morton County, citing witness concerns. Media attorney Jack McDonald has filed a petition with the North Dakota Supreme Court for greater transparency, arguing that public interest in the case warrants the ability to view the trial. As jury selection unfolds, the trial promises to address important free speech issues amid a backdrop of controversy between Energy Transfer and Greenpeace.
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