U.S. appeals: Reporter phone records unprotected

Telephone records belonging to two New York Times reporters who obtained confidential information about the federal government's plan to search the offices of two organizations suspected of supporting terrorist activities are not privileged, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit ruled.In The New York Times Co. v. Alberto Gonzales, in his official capacity ...

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U.S. appeals: Reporter phone records unprotected

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