OPEN MEETINGS AND RECORDS
"We can neither confirm not deny the existence of this document."
glomar response
Court action to punish those who disobey court orders
criminal contempt
tort that resembles libel
false light
Von Bulow test
obviously exaggerated advertising
puffery
Requires Oklahoma City councils to conduct business in public
Oklahoma Open Meetings law
Judge's orders requiring reporters not to write about a case
gag order
tort that resembles copyright infringement
misappropriation
case that emphasized no federal shield law exists
Branzburg v. Hayes
case that established criteria for deceptive advertising
Central Hudson Gas and Electric
Any decision made by the city council is invalid because of this action
meeting is closed illegally
Tye experience and logic test came out of this case
Press-Enterprise v. Superior Court (1986)
tort that resembles trespassing
intrusion
Status journalists enjoy in Oklahoma
qualified privilege
federal law (one we discussed) that impacts advertising
Lanham Act
Letter you write requesting documents the government has
FOIA Request
Goes into effect when you disobey a court order
Dickinson rule
public disclosure
under some circumstances, a journalist will have to reveal sources to this group
grand jury
right to control public safety issues and aesthetics
reasons cities can control outdoor advertising
Discussing personnel issues or pending litigation
legal reasons for an executive/closed session
Voir dire, change of venue, change of venire, continuance, sequestration
ways judges can ensure a fair trial without closing the trial to the public
taking pictures of a celebrity by climbing a neighbor's tree is an example of this tort
intrusion
federal law that requires subpoenas not search warrants
Privacy Protection Act
four-part test for whether a law can regulate advertising
Central Hudson test