The Jim McDermott leak case (featuring a police scanner, a cell phone, a Waffle House restaurant, Bill Clinton, and a guy named Boehner) will be heard by the full U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C. this September.

It’s an interesting First Amendment showdown, and one that I wrote about in The Stranger last month. The full court’s announcement this morning that it will revisit the most recent ruling in the case—which came in March, went against McDermott, and was delivered by a three judge panel of the Appeals Court—means that McDermott has one more stop before he finds himself at the U.S. Supreme Court defending the right to leak information of public importance.