| The messages, the judge held, were inadmissible under New York State's rape shield law because they had to do with the accuser's sexual conduct. |
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| Prosecutors tried to protect the accuser's privacy under Colorado's rape shield law. |
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| Should there be a federal shield law for journalists who protect their confidential sources? |
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| But Mr Bashir invoked California's shield law which protects journalists from having to disclose their sources. |
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| The shield law protects journalists in terms of their news gathering and in terms of unpublished information. |
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| Gawker suggested the action violated California's shield law for journalists. |
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| The House of Representatives backed a proposal for a federal shield law allowing journalists to protect their sources of information. |
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| A shield law would be important if it protected journalists, sources and records. |
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| In fact, the media overwhelmingly supports a shield law effort. |
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| New York's shield law played a major part in the court's decision. |
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| The group will discuss the need for a national shield law to protect reporters from prosecution. |
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| I hope I will be known as a reporter who helped get a federal shield law. |
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| The report said a shield law was needed in the United States to create a safe environment for the freedom of speech. |
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| Journalism organizations and major news organizations are in almost total agreement that the nation needs a national shield law. |
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| Oregon's 1973 shield law was designed to protect reporters from being compelled to testify, reveal evidence or be subjected to governmental searches. |
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| When ESPN hired him, he had to know with the Bryant case why the defense team was trying to break down the Colorado rape shield law to make it work for its argument. |
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| During the criminal proceeding, the accuser's name and most of her history received the nominal protection of Colorado's Rape Shield Law. |
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