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100

A damaging and false and unprivileged publication by writing, printing, picture, effigy, or other fixed representation to the eye...

What is libel?

100

The number of journalists imprisoned in Dec 2023?

What is 320?

100

This king had many wives and also hated to be criticized.

Who is Henry VIII?

100

He was put on trial for publishing criticisms of a royal governor in the early 1700s.

Who was John Peter Zenger?

100

The derogatory term embraced by investigative journalists

What is Muckraker?

200

A term for verbally speaking about someone in a way that could be considered damaging.

What is slander?
200

961

What is the number of journalists murdered since 1992.

200

This sci-fi sounding group of men sentences English citizens to punishment for critiizing the monarchy.

What is the Star Chamber?

200

Freedom of the Press was built into this critical document.

What is the First Amendment to the Bill of rights?

200

The president who went after journalists and called them a name related to human waste.

Who was Teddy Roosevelt?

300

Libel and Slander are together considered this type of communication (that starts with a d).

What is defamation?

300

Seven years in prison in this country for criticizing teh government

What is Bahrain?

300

The king of England sent this man to oversee New York in the mid-1700's.

Who is William Cosby?

300

This person reported on corruption in the jury composition of the first Zenger trial. 

Who was Anna Zenger.

300

The hotel that was home to the Democratic National Headquarters in 1972.

What is the Watergate?
400

When a judge directs a jury to make a specific fnding but they ignore it with their verdict.

What is jury nullification?

400

Killed in 2022, this journalist was American - contrary to his last name

Who was German?

400

The crown prince of this country was found to have ordered the death of a Washington Post reporter.

What is Saudi Arabia?

400

Lawyer Andrew Hamilton argued that that this is the "greatest cause."

What is liberty?
400

The two reporters who broke thebreak-in story in 1972?

Who are Woodward and Bernstein?

500

Civil cases, as opposed to criminal cases, are known as this.

What are torts?

500

Total number of journalists killed in line of duty since 21992.

What is 2301

500

He was murdered for criticizng the Saudi royal family.

Who is Jamal Khashoggi?

500

The name of Zenger's newspaper

What was The New York Weekly Journal?

500

The president who resigned in 1974.

Who was Nixon?

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