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Should reporters tell us everything they see on the front lines?
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Should reporters tell us everything they see on the front lines?

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The reporter's privilege is based on the notion that media professionals have a limited First Amendment protection not to be required to divulge information or secret information sources in court. In order to create articles that deal with issues of genuine public interest, journalists rely on confidential sources.
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no because there are some things that people just can not handle

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