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With all the recent headlines concerning the grand jury subpoenas of a New York Times reporter and a Time magazine reporter, one would think that the government routinely subpoenaed journalists. But an expert on prosecutorial misconduct who has studied the matter says that such subpoenas are quite rare and lawful under U.S. Supreme Court precedent�unless the high court carves out a new privilege for reporter-source confidential conversations.
January 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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