Multiple Choice
Judith Miller was eventually released from jail because:
A) she agreed to identify her source.
B) Congress passed a shield law to get her out of jail.
C) the Supreme Court ruled that she was protected by reporter's privilege under the First Amendment.
D) the prosecutor dropped the request that she testify and asked a court to release her.
E) none of these.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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