Parents of a teenage girl who is at the center of a yearlong custody battle with Massachusetts child protection officials, have been prevented from speaking to the media about the case due to a “far-reaching gag order.” In fact, the state’s child welfare agency has already accused the father of violating the gag order “several times.”
Jeff Pyle, a partner in Prince Lobel’s Media Law Practice Group, told the Globe that “such a blanket gag order is rare,” and that the order was “breathtaking in scope” as it prevents the parents from speaking about this “profound issue.”
Click here to read the complete Boston Globe article.