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FILE - In this Aug. 9, 2013, file photo, provided by the Nevada Department of Wildlife, Carl Lackey, a long-time Nevada Department of Wildlife biologist, and a dog named ''Rooster'' chase after a California black bear after it was captured and re-released to the wild in the Carson Range southwest of Carson City, Nev. The Nevada Supreme Court says social media comments posted by bear protection activists at Lake Tahoe referring to the longtime state wildlife biologist as a murderer constitute &quot;good faith communications&quot; protected as free speech. The Reno Gazette Journal reports the recent opinion doesn't end a lawsuit that continues in Washoe County District Court. But it settles a key legal question in the dispute between Lackey and an activist at Lake Tahoe. (John Axtell/Nevada Department of Wildlife via AP, File)

Nevada high court defends Tahoe bear activists’ free speech

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File - In this Oct. 24, 2017, file photo, a Black Bear eats a Kokanee salmon it caught in the Taylor Creek in South Lake Tahoe, Calif. A judge has issued a temporary protective order to keep a Lake Tahoe activist Carolyn Stark away from state bear biologist Heather Reich, who says Stark stalked her during a long-running dispute over the capture of nuisance bears. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)

Nevada bear biologist gets protective order against activist

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