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In a case set for review Thursday, two reporters are asking the Supreme Court to revisit the landmark Branzburg case, which found that a reporter does not have a First Amendment protection from responding to a grand jury subpoena in a criminal investigation. The New York Times and Time magazine reporters want the Court to toss out the contempt citations they received after refusing to divulge sources as part of an investigation into an alleged leak of a CIA operative's name.
June 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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