Freedom of the press protects reporters from revealing their sources when they have been issued a subpoena by a court.

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While freedom of the press is a fundamental right, it does not provide absolute protection for reporters from revealing their sources in court when issued a subpoena. The extent of this protection varies by jurisdiction, and in many cases, courts can compel journalists to disclose their sources under certain conditions.

Freedom of the Press Protects Reporters from Revealing Their Sources