Judge orders mole's tapes to be passed on

A judge in the United States has ordered three Chicago journalists to turn over tapes of interviews with an FBI mole.

Judge orders mole's tapes to be passed on
Thu, 03 Jul, 2003 - 09:16

A judge in the United States has ordered three Chicago journalists to turn over tapes of interviews with an FBI mole.

Judge Ronald Guzman rejected the reporters’ claim they were covered by an Illinois law that protects journalists and their sources.

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