Which court defined the “opposite of newsworthiness” as “a morbid and sensational prying into private lives for its own sake?”

The ________ Amendment gaurantees a fair trial. 

There is ____________ right to record police in non-public spaces.

For their school-sponsored spring musical, a group of theater students at a New York public high school decided they would perform Rent, a musical chronicling the story of a group of impoverished young artists struggling to survive and create a life in New York City’s East Village under the shadow of HIV/AIDS. While their faculty adviser loved the idea of doing the classic, the principal thought otherwise and canceled the show the day before its opening due to a sex scene and mature language. A group of students felt their First Amendment rights had been infringed upon and sued. 1. The Supreme Court case most useful for the school that we have covered is _______. (Please type only appellant’s name, shortened to the common one-word name for the case.) (Hint: the sexual nature of the play is not the most relevant factor here because there is artistic merit. What else do you notice that is similar to another case we covered?)

Define, compare, and contrast Meiklejohnian theory and the marketplace of ideas rationales for protecting free speech. (suggested 150 word limit, 3 points)

Nonconsensual pornography disproportionately harms which of the following?

It is a violation of the First Amendment to zone sexually oriented businesses.Stated another way, governments cannot tell sexually oriented businesses where they are permitted to be.

Trespass laws are not as strict for journalists as they are for the general public because of the newsworthiness exemption.

The right to privacy extends to which of the following:

When students encode information, they are essentially