But the point is that as long as they are not operating in their professional capacity as a journalist, they would be able to testify about criminal activity they witnessed like everybody else and would be required to.
Jamie Raskin: “But the point is that as long as they are not operating in their professional capacity as a journalist, they would be…”
Editor's note · Context
Raskin emphasizes that journalists can testify about crimes they witness outside their professional role.
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