Ms. Miller herself told the court that she would not reveal her source no matter how long they jailed her. "If journalists cannot be trusted to guarantee confidentiality, then journalists cannot function and there cannot be a free press," she read from a statement as she stood before Judge Hogan. "The right of civil disobedience is based on personal conscience, it is fundamental to our system and it is honored throughout our history," she said before court officers led her away, looking shaken. -- The New York Times, Thursday editions http://snipurl.com/g2wq