Supreme Court Upholds Fines Against Reporter for Refusing to Disclose Source
The Supreme Court has declined to halt the $800-a-day contempt fines imposed on former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge for her refusal to disclose a confidential source. This decision allows the daily fines to continue as she maintains her stance on protecting her source.
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The Supreme Court declined Catherine Herridge’s effort to block a lower court’s $800 per day fine for refusing to disclose the source of reports when she worked for Fox News. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper had imposed the fine, having found her in civil contempt after she declined to reveal the source for 2017 stories […]
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