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Award-winning investigative journalist Catherine Herridge accused her former employer CBS of "journalistic rape" after the network seized her records.

Former investigative reporter Catherine Herridge said that despite facing crippling fines of $800 per day she would still not reveal the confidential sources behind her reporting.

 

The action of the judge will certainly have a chilling effect on news gathering.

 

A well-meaning federal judge who held a veteran investigative reporter in contempt of court for not revealing her confidential sources erred in his decision that the civil case outweighs First

A well-meaning federal judge who held a veteran investigative reporter in contempt of court for not revealing her confidential sources erred in his decision that the civil case outweighs First

Catherine Herridge, a former reporter for CBS and Fox News, was ordered to pay $800 a day in a case that had triggered alarm for press advocates

Herridge was fined $800 per day in the order