Legislators creating shield laws often have difficulty defining the journalists and information workers who should have the privilege to withhold names of confidential sources. Shield laws usually extend the privilege of confidentiality
A) to anyone who disseminates information to the public
B) only to journalists employed more than half-time at a newspaper
C) to reporters and editors for established news organizations or media
D) none of the above definitions resemble how journalists are defined in shield laws
E) all of the above definitions are used about equally
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Q30: After backlash from the revelation that the
Q31: In some states, journalists may withhold sources
Q32: Justice White, who wrote the opinion for
Q33: In Branzburg v. Hayes, the Supreme Court:
A)
Q34: Justice White, author of the Court's opinion
Q36: In most states with shield laws, to
Q37: Even if journalists have a qualified privilege
Q38: Journalists welcome neither subpoenas nor search warrants,
Q39: Zurcher v. The Stanford Daily established that:
A)
Q40: A journalist who claims a constitutional right
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