In Branzburg v.Hayes,the Supreme Court held that

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In Branzburg v. Hayes, the Supreme Court held that requiring journalists to testify before grand juries does not violate the First Amendment. The Court reasoned that the government's interest in obtaining evidence through grand juries outweighed the limited burden on the press to testify. However, the Court did not go as far as to say that journalists could never assert a privilege not to testify, leaving open the possibility for state legislatures to enact shield laws to protect reporters.

In Branzburg V.Hayes,the Supreme Court Held That