Catherine Herridge Petitions Supreme Court to Block $800 Daily Fine Over Refusal to Disclose Source
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Glenn Garner
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Fox News alum Catherine Herridge has petitioned the Supreme Court for a stay after being ordered to reveal her sources for 2017 stories about Yanping Chen, facing an $800 daily fine from a civil contempt ruling. The DC Circuit Court upheld the ruling, and Chief Justice John Roberts issued a temporary stay, giving Chen until July 1 to respond.
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· 3 pulledWith an $800 daily fine soon going into effect over her 2024 civil contempt ruling, Fox News alum Catherine Herridge's legal team has petitioned for a stay after she was ordered to reveal her sources for her 2017 stories about Yanping Chen.
After the US court of appeals for the District of Columbia circuit upheld judge Christopher R. Cooper's ruling on Tuesday, Herridge's appellate attorney Paul D. Clement filed the petition on Friday.
Supreme court chief justice John Roberts issued a stay of the appeal's courts rulings, giving Chen until July 1 to file a response.
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