Shea v. S. Grossman, Inc.

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• holding that both the New York constitution and the First Amendment provide protections against forced disclosure of newsgathering materials
• “The protection afforded by the guarantees of free press and speech in the New York Constitution is often broader than the minimum required by the First Amendment.”

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