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A judge in New York state on Friday sided with Project Veritas in continuing a ban on the New York Times from publishing certain documents pertaining to the organization.
The ruling by Judge Charles Wood of State Supreme Court in Westchester County amounts to a prior restraint on the Times, an uncommon restriction on any publication. It also requires the Times to return or destroy the disputed material in its possession. An earlier appeal
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