United’s women play their first home game on Saturday, and their head coach says she works at her best under the sort of pressure now …

NEWS MEDIA UPDATE · MARYLAND · Confidentiality/Privilege · Sep. 14, 2005 State high court protects subscriber lists from subpoena Maryland’s highest court affirmed a lower …

· Story link The Pennsylvania Supreme Court temporarily suspended a judge’s $1,000-a-day fine on Lancaster Newspapers Inc. for refusing to turn over to the attorney …

· Story link The Supreme Court refused to stop federal prosecutors from reviewing the telephone records in an effort to identify confidential sources of two …

NEWS MEDIA UPDATE · TEXAS · Confidentiality/Privilege · June 16, 2005 Federal agents question writer in attempt to uncover leak U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement …

Federal court finds reporters’ privilege in First Amendment 11/06/95 MINNESOTA–The reporters’ privilege derived from the First Amendment interests in newsgathering protects reporters’ underlying work product …

Court overturns contempt citation over anonymous source 03/08/99 MASSACHUSETTS–In late February, the state Appeals Court in Boston overturned a contempt ruling issued against a Boston …

Academics archiving the oral histories of the decades-long Troubles in Northern Ireland should be protected from subpoenas in ways similar to the protection given to …

An arrest warrant will not be issued for Chicago Sun-Times reporter Jim DeRogatis after he failed to appear to testify in R. Kelly’s child-pornography trial. …

A West Virginia trial judge erred when she ordered a newspaper to reveal the identities of anonymous sources and documents in a defamation suit against …