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Laws that provide members of the press with the right to refuse to testify about how and where they got their information are known as A. shield laws. B. reporters' immunity. C. media matters. D. press
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Laws that provide members of the press with the right to refuse to testify about how and where they got their information are known as

A. shield laws.
B. reporters' immunity.
C. media matters.
D. press passes.

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The Answer is A) Shield Laws
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A- shield laws are laws that provide members of the press the right to refuse to testify about how and where they got their information
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