Coweta County v. Newnan Times-Herald [1]

During a sex discrimination lawsuit brought against Coweta County, Georgia by former county official Leigh Schlumper, the county subpoenaed Sarah Faye-Campbell, a reporter for The Newnan Times-Herald [2]. 

According to an article in the Times-Herald [3], the subpoena asked Faye-Campell "to name the anonymous source that provided her with copies of letters written by disgruntled firefighters" that were at issue in the discrimination lawsuit. The Times-Herald objected to the subpoena on the ground that Georgia's shield law protected the source's identity, and Coweta County agreed to suspend the subpoena pending further developments in the case.

Ultimately, the parties to the discrimination lawsuit stipulated to dismissal of the case, making the subpoena issue moot.