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Media Law Final
Cards in this deck (37)
- 1Estés v. TexasKept cameras out of U.S. Courtrooms for more than a decade.
- 2Commercial Speech DoctrineGovt can regulate truthful ads for legal goods if Substantial state interest, directly advances state interests, narrowly tailored
- 3Fairness doctrine1960s have to provide equal time for rebuttal, no longer in use
- 4Equal time provision section 315Candidates for federal office given equal time at lowest rate (no bona fide news)
- 5Chandler v. FloridaPresence of cameras didn't necessarily deny a fair trial, guidelines for camera use
- 6Can't be copyrightedIdeas, work for hire, facts/research
- 7Richmond Newspapers v. VirginiaPress can stand in for public at trials 1st amendment
- 8Press Enterprise IIPress can attend pretrial hearings and preliminary hears (to close judge must show prejudice)
- 9Guidelines for cameras in courtroomsNo special lighting, pooled coverage/single camera, operator in place during session, consent, no ID of jury and subpoenaed witnesses
- 10Variable obscenityLimiting things for minors
- 11Broadcast obscenity/indecencyProtect children when in audience 6 am - 10 pm
- 12Hicklin ruleBritish, most susceptible, isolated passages
- 13Roth testAverage person, community standard, whole work, prurient interest
- 1460s Roth test interpretationUtterly without socially redeeming value
- 15Miller v. CaliforniaCurrent obscenity standard.
Original Roth test, patently offensive and SLAPS test - 16US v. One Book Called UlyssesWork as a whole, protected if literary merit
- 17Ginsberg v New YorkVariable obscenity
- 18Burstyn v. Wilson1st amendment for motion pics. Time, manner, place restrictions
- 19Ginzburg v. USAnti-pandering
- 20Stanley v. GeorgiaNot illegal to possess obscene material
- 21FCC v. PacificaFCC has authority to regulate indecent content 6 am to 10 pm
- 22Guidelines for granting anonymityVital interest, personal attack, no other means, cause harm
- 23Branzburg v. HayesNo first amendment right to refuse to testify, guidelines
- 24Branzburg guidelinesCompelling state interest narrowly defined, witness has the info, no other means
- 25Cohen v. Cowles MediaPromising anonymity is a contract
- 26Zurcher v. Stanford DailySubpoenas v. Search warrant
- 27CBS v. FCCStations must make reasonable accommodation of request by candidates for federal elective office.
- 28Copyright damagesStatutory, actual, criminal, restraining order
- 29Length of copyright protectionLife +70
- 30Copyright fair usePurpose and character of use, amount used, nature of work, effect on market
- 31Citizens United v. FECGovt can't limit independent political spending for corporations/unions
- 32First Natl Bank of Boston v. BellotiStates can't prohibit businesses from stating opinions in advertising
- 33FTC v. Colgate PalmoliveCan't use mockups if the demonstration is central to the point of the advertisement
- 34Wheeler-Lea AmendmentFCC can regulate unfair or deceptive practices
- 35Central Hudson Gas v. Public Service CommissionGovt can limit ads that promote unlawful activity or mislead/are untruthful
- 36Pell v. ProcunierMedia has no rights above a normal person
- 37Government in Sunshine ActNo secret meetings and guidelines for closed meetings
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