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Investigative Reporters (Even Unpaid Bloggers) Closer Than Ever to Legal Protection
by Zeke Turner |
October 31st, 2009
As the Obama administration and lawmakers get closer to agreeing on the terms of a Shield Law, investigative reporters might soon be protected from subpoenas and legal pressure to reveal their sources. But even if the bill passes, judges would be left to determine when the public’s need to know outweighs the government’s need to identify a leak.
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