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A Nevada judge decided not to punish Las Vegas police for taking an initial look at a slain investigative journalist’s cellphone

LAS VEGAS — A judge has rejected a motion from the Las Vegas Review-Journal calling for sanctions on the Metropolitan Police Department over how investigators searched the cellphone of slain reporter Jeff German.

LAS VEGAS — For more than a decade, Robert Telles yearned to climb the social and political ladders in Las Vegas.

LAS VEGAS — Hours before Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German was killed, then-Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles was told that the county was preparing to release copies of his emails to the news organization.

WASHINGTON — Attorney General Merrick Garland this week announced guidelines restricting federal prosecutors from seizing telephone records and notes from reporters — a move applauded by media advocates who remain concerned about federal, state and local government practices.

LAS VEGAS — Employees with the Clark County public administrator’s office filed into a courtroom on Wednesday to watch as their former boss pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the killing of Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German.

Prosecutors say a former Las Vegas-area politician won’t face the death penalty at trial in the killing of a veteran investigative journalist who wrote articles critical of him and his managerial conduct

LAS VEGAS — A Las Vegas resident running for Nevada state Senate in District 8 threatened to blow up a plane on Sept. 9, 2003 — nearly two years after 9/11 — after he missed his connecting flight in Phoenix.

LAS VEGAS — Accused murderer Robert Telles hired a private attorney Monday days after a Review-Journal story highlighted taxpayers were footing the bill for two public defenders despite Telles having thousands in property assets.