Basics
What amendment do we find "Freedom of Press"? (If you get this wrong . . . )
First
What is a lie that is printed?
Libel
What was the name of the case that allowed cameras in courtrooms
Chandler v Florida
Who won Chandler v Florida?
Florida
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reporters, journalists, media, news, etc.
What is a lie that is spoken?
Slander
Most famous murder trial ever televised.
OJ Simpson Trial
Who won NY Times v Sullivan?
NY Times v Sullivan
Who is Mr. Jarvis favorite Baseball team?
Yankees
Who do want the Press to keep tabs on the most?
Shady Government (stupid freaking government jerks)
When we use past court cases to help us make current and future decisions.
NY Times v Sullivan
Who won NY Times v United States?
NY Times (undefeated bro)
How old is Mr. Jarvis (Over / Under 42)
Over - Mr. Jarvis is 43
Name one reason why it can be dangerous to be a journalist
corrupt government /political violence/religious fanaticism/ crime /natural disasters
You can only win a "libel" lawsuit if you can prove that the publisher made false statements . . .
intentionally / on purpose / knowingly
Which case addressed the question of National Security vs Freedom of the Press?
NY Times v United States
Who won Hustler v Falwell?
Hustler
What is Mr. Jarvis' wife's name (5 guesses)
Jess
We need journalists to spend their time getting answers for us, because we simply don't have . . .
enough time to do it ourselves
To block a story before it comes out
Prior Restraint
What was the nickname for the documents at the center of the NY Times v United States saga?
The Pentagon Papers
What was the vote of the Supreme Court Judges in Hustler v Falwell?
Unanimous
Mr. Jarvis once ran for political office. Guess which one.
US House of Reps / Congress