July 2018: Reporting on sexual assault

Student Press Law Center's Podcasts

Jul 19, 2018Government & Organizations

Sexual assault is one of the hardest topics to report on, but also one of the most consequential. On this month's podcast, we talk with students and legal experts about how to find and use records to cover this issue. “T...

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