Which of the following cases established that reporters have a right to publish truthful information even if it was obtained using deception?

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Food Lion v. ABC established that reporters have a right to publish truthful information even if it was obtained using deception, as long as the deception was not illegal. In this case, ABC reporters posed as Food Lion employees to investigate allegations of unsanitary food handling practices and ended up reporting on it. The court ruled that despite the use of deception, ABC's right to freedom of the press outweighed Food Lion's claims of fraud and breach of duty.

Which of the Following Cases Established That Reporters Have a Right