Subpoenas served to reporters and newspapers.

Reporters' proposed order for hearing on motion to quash.

Plaintiffs' response to reporters' motion to quash subpoenas.

Defense notice of deposition to reporters.

Same as June 6 motion to quash, but evidently re-filed.

Order changing the time of the hearing.

Defendants' response opposing reporters' motion to quash subpoenas.

Reporters' brief in opposition to the Defendants' motion to compel deposition.

Exhibit A for proposed stipulation: Reporters' affidavits.

Agreement between Plaintiffs and reporters that reporters' affidavits are sufficient in lieu of depositions, but that Plaintiffs reserve the right to subpoena reporters to testify during trial.

Judge's order regarding the reporters' motion to quash subpoenas and the Defendants' motion to compel compliance. The judge ruled that the reporters could be deposed regarding what they saw, heard, or perceived at public DASD school board meetings, but could not be compelled to answer questions regarding confidential sources. In addition, the judge reviewed reporters' documents requested by the Defendants and found they were either not relevant to the case or subject to Reporter's Privilege.

Defendants' response reporters' motion to reconsider order.

Exhibit A: Alan Bonsell's letters to York newspapers.

Order staying the appeal.

Subpoenas issued to reporters commanding them to appear at trial.

Joint motion of the reporters and the Defense to hold the reporters in contempt before they fail to appear at depositions (a contempt order would allow appeal of the matter to the Third Circuit).

Order regarding reporters' Motion to Reconsider August 2 order.