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Reporter's privilege is the legal right of journalists to refuse to disclose their sources of information or unpublished material obtained during the course of their reporting. This privilege is essential for protecting the confidentiality of sources, which is vital for investigative journalism and maintaining the public's right to know. It creates a balance between the need for transparency in journalism and the necessity of protecting whistleblowers and informants from potential retaliation.
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