Jail time?

Article Abstract:

Miller, a press reporter is covering the United Nations' 'food for oil' scandal and Cooper Times, White House correspondent, ahs contributed reporting to a range of diplomatic and political stories. They are willing to go to jail for disclosing the confidentiality rather than disclose the source to the grand jury investigating the leak of CIA operative Plame's identity.

Miller, Judith, Cooper, Matthew

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Chilling effects?

Article Abstract:

The cases of Time's Cooper and Time's Miller are spreading a wave of concern among the journalists against the confidentiality dispute. Similar cases are mentioned, like the Supreme Court's discounted fears of a chilling effect on potential sources when it refused to recognize a reporter's privilege in the Branzburg case in 1972.

New Jersey, Management dynamics, Practice, Journalistic privilege

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Teachers' union sues

Article Abstract:

The NEA and eight school districts sued the Department of Education contending that it violated an NCLB provision that says states cannot be forced to use their own money to implement the law. Some legal experts revealed that regardless of its merits, the lawsuit could be dismissed on procedural grounds.

School districts, United States. Department of Education

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