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Off the record comments can be protected by law of confidence, says expert

By Pinset Masons

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The law of confidence could be applied to protect sources having their identities revealed by journalists, a privacy lawyer has said. The news follows the resignation of an aide to Barack Obama who wanted her comments to be taken off the record.

Full post as published by OUT-LAW.com on March 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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