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: How Appealing"No blanket right for press to protect sources, Supreme Court says; Canada's highest court slams door on effort by media to broaden its rights to protect confidential sources"
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"No blanket right for press to protect sources, Supreme Court says; Canada's highest court slams door on effort by media to broaden its rights to protect confidential sources": Kirk Makin has this article today in The Toronto Globe and Mail. The newspaper also contains an editorial entitled "The right to tell untold stories: The Supreme Court has issued strong, clear statements of respect for confidential sources; Judges have been warned, in effect, not to look down their noses at protection of read more
Full post as published by How Appealing on May 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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