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In page Houchins v. KQED, Inc.:

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The dissent stated that Sheriff Houchins should have continued to be compelled to grant KQED and other news media access to the jail. They believed that the Sheriff had restricted KQED access because he was attempting to hide the conditions. They agreed with the District Court's opinion that "the broad restraints on access were not required by legitimate penological interests." The Sheriff changed his policy after the lawsuit, allowing for media tours but with limitations, such as a no camera policy.[citation needed]