A U.S. District Judge on Wednesday upheld a contempt judgment against New York Times reporter Judith Miller, who refused to divulge the name of her source in an investigation involving the leak of a CIA agent's identity. Miller will remain in jail until she agrees to reveal the source's identity to government investigators or until the current session of the grand jury investigation ends in October. Meanwhile, a Time reporter involved in the investigation agreed to reveal his source.
July 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A New York Times reporter who refused to divulge the name of her source in an investigation involving the leak of a CIA agent’s identity in 2003 was sent to jail Wednesday for not revealing that source.
New York Times reporter Judith Miller will remain in jail until she agrees to reveal the source’s identity to government investigators or until the current session of the grand jury investigation ends in October.
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