Slate | CJR | Chicago Tribune
"If the First Amendment can no longer be counted upon to keep reporters out of jail, invoking the Fifth Amendment privilege -- refusing to disclose the name of a confidential source because doing so could be self-incriminating -- may well succeed in protecting both the source and the reporter," writes
Peter Scheer. ||
Douglas McCollam and
Timothy J. McNulty write on the press vs. the government.
