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-difficulty finding an unbiased jury
-undefined rules for Internet regarding freedom of the press

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- question of press influencing outcome of trials
gag order: prohibits the news media from reporting on an upcoming murder trial. media challenged the judge and the Supreme Court ruled it had been too vague and suggested the judge instead sequester the jury from the media during the trial

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-censorship of information before it is published
-declared unconstitutional in the U.S. unless publication would cause serious, irreparable harm.
-New York Times Co. v United States: Pentagon papers- Court denied prior restriction

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-prevents government from censoring newspapers, magazines, radio, books, television, and film

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-towns and citizens are allowed to require citizens to obtain a permit before holding a march
-military: subject to Uniform Code of Military Justice; respecting the chain of command
-public schools: free speech as long as it does not result in a substantial disruption in the educational process

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-endangering public safety
ex. yelling " Fire!" in a crowded place when there isn't one
-obscenities: anything that treats sex/ nudity in an  offensive/ lewd manner lacking any form of value
-defamation: damaging a person's reputation (slander/libeling)
-"fighting words": words that are abusive/ threatening and likely to cause immediate violence
-seditious speech: urging resistance to lawful authority/ advocating for overthrow of the government

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- protects all forms of verbal and nonverbal communication
-pure speech: verbal expression an audience has chosen to listen to
-symbolic speech: expresses an idea
ex. demonstrations, sit-ins, etc.

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-protects American's freedom of speech religion, speech, press, assembly and petition
-core political purpose is self-governance
-right to be exposed to different points of view