Vanessa Leggett
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Vanessa Leggett (née Levrier; born May 18, 1968) is an American freelance journalist and lecturer who was jailed by the U.S. Justice Department for 168 days for protecting sources and research notes for an independent book about a federal murder-for-hire case. At the time, it was the longest contempt-of-court imprisonment of a journalist in United States history for protecting sources. Leggett holds the record for serving the most time for protecting source material and without providing that material to negotiate a release from prison.
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Vanessa Leggett
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Vanessa Leggett
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Vanessa Leggett
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Houston, Texas
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1968-05-18
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President's Award
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Ancil Payne Award
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Herb Block Freedom Award
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PEN/Newman's Own
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SPJ 1st Amendment
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Zenger Award
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1968-05-18
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Vanessa Levrier
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The News Media and the Law Winter 2002 issue
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US
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Master's degree
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Bachelor's degree
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English
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American
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Journalist, author, lecturer, 1st Amendment advocate
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Doak Leggett
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Vanessa Leggett (née Levrier; born May 18, 1968) is an American freelance journalist and lecturer who was jailed by the U.S. Justice Department for 168 days for protecting sources and research notes for an independent book about a federal murder-for-hire case. At the time, it was the longest contempt-of-court imprisonment of a journalist in United States history for protecting sources. Leggett holds the record for serving the most time for protecting source material and without providing that material to negotiate a release from prison.
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Jailed for not revealing sources
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18945
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Vanessa Levrier