In New York V.Farber,the Supreme Court Ruled That

 In New York v.Farber,the Supreme Court ruled that 

A)  the accused person's right to a fair trial does not include the right to compel the production of evidence, except from reporters 
B)  the accused person's right to a fair trial includes the right to compel the production of evidence, but not from reporters 
C)  the accused person's right to a fair trial includes the right to compel the production of evidence, even from reporters 
D)  the accused person's right to a fair trial does not include the right to compel the production of evidence 
E)  where reporters are involved, the accused person no longer has the right to a fair trial