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Unanimously and without the slightest equivocation, the federal court of appeals in Washington has now rejected claims by Judith Miller and Matthew Cooper, reporters for The New York Times and Time magazine, respectively, that a First Amendment-based privilege allows them to refuse a judge's order to identify confidential news sources to a federal grand jury. This train wreck was entirely predictable. The only good that can come of this litigation is pressure on Congress to enact a "shield" law.
March 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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