The Supreme Court has ruled that journalists have a privilege to accompany public officials onto private property even if officials have no search warrant.

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The Supreme Court has ruled that journalists do not have a special privilege to accompany law enforcement officials during the execution of a search warrant in private homes or properties without the consent of the property owner. This was established in the case Wilson v. Layne (1999).

The Supreme Court Has Ruled That Journalists Have a Privilege