A journalist who claims a constitutional right not to reveal sources to a grand jury has:
A) a full First Amendment privilege, per the Supreme Court in Branzburg v. Hayes
B) a qualified First Amendment privilege, per the Supreme Court in Branzburg v. Hayes
C) no constitutional privilege, per the Supreme Court in Branzburg v. Hayes
D) no constitutional privilege but a federal statutory privilege, per the Federal Journalists Protection Act of 2017
E) none of the above
Correct Answer:
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