Media Law & Ethics Quiz

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Key legal ideas in media law

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Froggy Jumps Media Law & Ethics QuizVersion en ligne Key legal ideas in media law par Jayanna M 1 The 5 Freedoms: Freedom of religion; Freedom of speech; Freedom of the press; Right to assemble; Right to petition government. a The 5 Freedoms of the First Amendment b Freedom of religion only c Rights to assemble and press only 2 What is the KEY IDEA of John Peter Zenger trial? a The press must be licensed. b Truth should be punished. c Truth should NOT be punished. 3 NOT PROTECTED BY FIRST AMENDMENT: a Political speech b Freedom of religion c child pornography 4 CRIMINAL VS CIVIL: What is the difference? a Criminal = lawsuits; Civil = criminal charges b Criminal = Government vs defendant; Civil = person/company sues another c Criminal = private parties; Civil = government regulation 5 3 ELEMENTS OF LIBEL a Publication, Identification, Defamation b Publication, Slander, Defamation c Identification, Silence, Libel 6 ACTUAL MALICE (MEMORIZE) Published when? a Hearsay without verification b KNOWING something is false OR reckless disregard for truth c Opinion-based statements 7 MOST IMPORTANT LIBEL CASE a Privilege b ACTUAL MALICE c Truthful reporting 8 PRIOR RESTRAINT definition a Industry self-censorship only b Post-publication censorship c Government censorship BEFORE publication. Generally unconstitutional 9 OBSCENITY: Which test defines it? a LAPS TEST b MILLER TEST c PRIVILEGE TEST 10 COPYRIGHT LENGTH: Individual vs Corporate a Individual: life + 50 years; Corporate: 70 years after creation b Individual: life + 70 years; Corporate: 95 years after publication or 120 after creation c Individual: 50 years; Corporate: 70 years

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Media Law & Ethics Quiz

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Media Law & Ethics QuizVersion en ligne

par Jayanna M

The 5 Freedoms: Freedom of religion; Freedom of speech; Freedom of the press; Right to assemble; Right to petition government.

What is the KEY IDEA of John Peter Zenger trial?

NOT PROTECTED BY FIRST AMENDMENT:

CRIMINAL VS CIVIL: What is the difference?

3 ELEMENTS OF LIBEL

ACTUAL MALICE (MEMORIZE) Published when?

MOST IMPORTANT LIBEL CASE

PRIOR RESTRAINT definition

OBSCENITY: Which test defines it?

COPYRIGHT LENGTH: Individual vs Corporate