Freedom of the Press: Cases of Journalists' Rights and Privileges, Quizzes of Communication and Development studies

Download Freedom of the Press: Cases of Journalists' Rights and Privileges and more Quizzes Communication and Development studies in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 LeMistral case DEFINITION 1 Manhattan restaurant - CBS camera crew and reporters went because people had been complaining about health codes, mgmt. asked them to leave but they didn't and CBS had to pay $250,000 in damages that were eventually somewhat reduced - privately owned property that is open to the public so it is not like someone's private home, more vague TERM 2 Oklahoma v. Bernstein DEFINITION 2 Anti-nuclear power plant demonstration - 9 reporters and photographers followed protesters, all were arrested - journalists' case was served from protesters, journalists were found guilty and fined while protesters were let off TERM 3 Dayton v. Mericle DEFINITION 3 Dayton, OH - radio reporter in shopping mall where demonstration against store's clothing manufacturer that was anti-union, the mall official asked reporter to leave but did not he was charged with criminal trespassing and was fined TERM 4 John Luciew case DEFINITION 4 Newspaper reporter in Harrisburg, PA covered high school graduation ceremony - valedictorian gave diatribe against school's teachers, admin, etc. - the reporter was asked to leave but did not and he was arrested - charged with criminal trespassing but charges were dropped since it was public university and he had a right to be there TERM 5 Craig Scanty case DEFINITION 5 Scanty - wire service reporter was snuck onto Neverland Ranch and was arrested for criminal trespassing - United Press International paid fine