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Simple English definitions for legal terms

reporter's privilege

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A quick definition of reporter's privilege:

Reporter's privilege is a legal right that protects journalists from being forced to reveal their sources or confidential information in court. This means that reporters can keep their sources secret, even if they are asked to testify in a trial. This privilege is important because it allows journalists to do their job without fear of retaliation or harm to their sources.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Reporter's privilege is a legal right that protects journalists from being forced to reveal their confidential sources or information obtained during the course of their reporting.

Example: A journalist receives information from a confidential source about a government scandal. The government subpoenas the journalist to reveal the source of the information. The journalist can claim reporter's privilege to protect the identity of the source.

This example illustrates how reporter's privilege allows journalists to maintain the confidentiality of their sources, which is essential for investigative reporting and protecting the freedom of the press.

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Law-Shark
16:45
You live and you learn
16:45
because i did let one of the staff know i'd be leaving early and thought that would be enough
16:46
but i was confused why i got an e-mail with a room cuz I didn't ask for it at all
Law-Shark
16:46
Well, you know now what to do.
16:47
well on their end they prob shouldn't just be buying hotel rooms for ppl who don't request it and then getting mad I didn't go
16:48
goof
16:48
Did you get any materials for admitted students day explaining that they would be booking hotel rooms?
16:49
there was an opt in on the form but I didn't select yes
16:49
Hmm, that's weird
16:50
i think it's unprofessional of them to call you like what if you had an emergency and had to leave? why is it their business why you didn't stay? not like they're lacking money and $100.00 hotel room is gona make them bankrupt
16:50
i figured it was an error and I was on the road so I didn't read into it. plus it would make more sense for it to be the night before cuz it started at 9am? so I was like uhhh and paid it no mind
16:51
@bigfatsloth: that's what i'm saying, they were gonna pay no matter what
16:54
"This is like peak disconenct between the male and female brain." like bffr
16:55
It was probably an administrative error then. I can't imagine why they would book hotel rooms for people that didn't select yes. I would maybe follow up with them and apologize for the misunderstanding to avoid any awkwardness
Denny
16:56
who watch that arsenal game
16:56
I'm a Chelsea fan unfortunately
damn why are yall fighting i the lsd.law gc
Denny
17:14
@ET025: but ur not watching champions league?
Denny
17:15
declan rice did a madness
17:20
@Denny: Not today. Doing more LSAT studying this afternoon, but I saw that. I think Chelsea missed out on him. (this is probably more suited for OT)
Does anyone have experience getting their aid package reconsidered at WashU? How long does it take to hear back after sending the form?
MrThickRopes
21:01
fo pm gon be good to us tmrw
Mr ropes is hopeful again so I am too
21:33
lets go ropes
21:53
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MrThickRopes
5:46
goo morning
MrThickRopes
5:46
i ain slept i'm wired af
MrThickRopes
5:46
FO PM GON BE A MOVIIIIEEEEEE
MrThickRopes
8:28
Good morning USAAA
MrThickRopes
8:28
I’ve got a feeling that it’s gonna be a wonderful day
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