USATODAY.com – No ‘journalistic privilege’
Many people who support these privileges say that they would be limited to “real” journalists. But who decides when a journalist is real? More »
The website for the Communication Law course at Abilene Christian University
Many people who support these privileges say that they would be limited to “real” journalists. But who decides when a journalist is real? More »
We don’t usually hit this until later in the semester. It’s a question of whether a reporter can be forced to testify to reveal a source. My guess is the Supreme Court won’t take the case. More »
In general, I oppose shield laws because they treat journalists differently than average citizens and potentially lead to licensing-like situations, in which the federal government has the power to deny privileges based on behavior. More »
Some advocacy from the Electronic Frontier Foundation that highlights the challenges of laws that treat journalists differently than average people: More »