Constitutional Law
Jun. 26, 1999
Ruling Portends Shaky Future For Covert News-Gathering
SAN FRANCISCO - Continuing to curb controversial news media practices, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the American Broadcasting Co. can be sued for using a hidden camera to secretly videotape conversations its undercover reporter had with workers in a "tele-psychic" network.
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