Pub Pro Exam- Law and Ethics Review

What federal law do reporters use to get access to governmental records?

What Supreme Court case established the idea that the First Amendment applies in school, too?

Who can sue for libel?

Who cannot sue for libel?

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for libel?

For which newspaper did Jayson Blair work?

Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects freedom of the press?

What is generally considered the BEST defense against a libel suit?

Accepting gifts from sources would be which one of the Seven Deadly Sins?

Truth is the absolute defense for invasion of privacy.

Which of the "7 Deadly Sins" is the worst one to commit (according to the book)?

A written statement that falsely harms the reputation of the person about whom it is made.

What defense is available if a reporter gets permission from a source to publish libel?

Fair comment & criticism allows journalists to criticize performers & politicians.

What did the students in Tinker vs. Des Moines get in trouble for wearing?

Which of these "Seven Deadly Sins" was NOT committed by Jayson?

If you print copyrighted material in the newsletter or yearbook without permission, you could--

What is the name given to the laws that protect reporters in 31 states from revealing sources?

Which type of invasion of privacy: when reporter runs story that portrays someone inaccurately?

Which landmark case established the precedent of "actual malice" for officials/celebrities?

What award did Janet Cooke have to return after it was discovered that she lied?

What is the name of the 8 year old heroin addict invented by Janet Cooke?

What allows journalists to report anything said in official proceedings w/o being sued?