Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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119. lappuse
... Zurcher v . Stanford Daily . Unlike Branzburg and the other cases just discussed , Zurcher did not involve attempts to compel a reporter to identify a confidential source or to reveal information sup- plied by such a source . Zurcher ...
... Zurcher v . Stanford Daily . Unlike Branzburg and the other cases just discussed , Zurcher did not involve attempts to compel a reporter to identify a confidential source or to reveal information sup- plied by such a source . Zurcher ...
123. lappuse
... Zurcher , in unannounced searches . The reporter will have no opportunity to perform the ultimate advocacy for freedom of the press - sacrifice of personal freedom . Furthermore , as Justice Stewart has noted , in the newsroom context ...
... Zurcher , in unannounced searches . The reporter will have no opportunity to perform the ultimate advocacy for freedom of the press - sacrifice of personal freedom . Furthermore , as Justice Stewart has noted , in the newsroom context ...
124. lappuse
Finally , the rule of Zurcher may have more serious conse- quences than the rule of Branzburg because in Zurcher there is no representative of the first amendment interests . As noted above , the majority was unwilling to require that ...
Finally , the rule of Zurcher may have more serious conse- quences than the rule of Branzburg because in Zurcher there is no representative of the first amendment interests . As noted above , the majority was unwilling to require that ...
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