ROBERTS, Justice.
A newspaper reporter for New Hampshire's Concord Monitor, Robert Hohler, was convicted of criminal contempt in Superior Court, Knox County, for refusing to testify in the murder trial of Richard Steeves after the court ordered him to answer questions concerning a published article that described Hohler's interview with Steeves. In ordering Hohler to testify, the court assumed that Maine would recognize a qualified privilege for a reporter not to...
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