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|a Mass media and the Supreme Court :
|b the legacy of the Warren years /
|c edited with commentaries and special notes, by Kenneth S. Devol.
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|a 4th ed.
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|a Mamaroneck, N.Y. :
|b Hastings House,
|c ©1990.
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|a xiv, 450 pages ;
|c 24 cm.
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|a volume
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|a Communication arts books
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|a Excerpts from opinions of the Supreme Court, with concurrences and dissents, and articles from various journals of law and mass communication.
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|a Includes index.
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|g 1.
|t THE JUSTICES AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT.
|t Schenck v. United States
|g (1919) --
|t Dennis v. United States
|g (1951) --
|t Virginia Board of Pharmacy v. Consumer Council
|g (1976) --
|t New York v. Ferber
|g (1982) --
|t Posadas de Puerto Rico v. Tourism Co.
|g (1986) /
|r John P. MacKenzie --
|t The Supreme Court and the Press /
|r Harry Kalven, Jr. --
|t Uninhibited, Robust and Wide Open /
|r C. David Rambo --
|t Litigious age gives rise to media law;
|g 2.
|t PRIOR RESTRAINT.
|t Near v. Minnesota
|g (1931) --
|t Lovell v. Griffin
|g (1938) --
|t Mills v. Alabama
|g (1966) --
|t New York Times v. United States
|g (1971) --
|t Pittsburgh Press v. Pittsburgh Commission
|g (1973) --
|t Cox Broadcasting v. Cohn
|g (1975) --
|t Nebraska Press Assn. v. Stuart
|g (1976)
|t Landmark Communications v. Virginia
|g (1978) --
|t Metromedia v. San Diego
|g (1981) --
|t Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier
|g (1988) /
|r Jack C. Landau --
|t Free at last, at least /
|r Zechariah Chafee, Jr. --
|t Freedom of speech as I see it ;
|g 3.
|t NEWSGATHERING.
|t Branzburg v. Hayes
|g (1972) --
|t Zurcher v. Standford Daily
|g (1978) --
|t Houchins v. KQED
|g (1978) --
|t Smith v. Daily Mail
|g (1979) --
|t Herbert v. Lando
|g (1979) --
|t Gannett v. DePasquale
|g (1979) --
|t Snepp v. United States
|g (1980) --
|t Globe Newspaper Co. v. Superior Court
|g (1982) --
|t Press-Enterprise v. Superior court
|g (1984) --
|t Waller v. Georgia
|g (1984) --
|t Press-Enterprise v. Superior Court
|g (1986) / William J. Brennan, Jr. --
|t The press and the courts ;
|g 4.
|t GOVERNMENT REGULATION.
|t NBC v. United States
|g (1943) --
|t Hannegan v. Esquire
|g (1946) --
|t Lamont v. Postmaster General
|g (1965) --
|t Rowan v. Post Office
|g (1970) --
|t FCC v. Pacifica Foundation
|g (1978) --
|t Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios
|g (1984) --
|t Harper & Row v. Nation
|g (1985) /
|r William S. Paley --
|t Broadcast Journalism: at the crossroads of freedom /
|r Martin Esslin --
|t American television: purveyor of daydreams ;
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|g 5.
|t PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE MEDIA.
|t Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. FCC
|g (1969) --
|t CBS v. Democratic National Committee
|g (1973) --
|t Bigelow v. Virginia
|g (1975) --
|t Miami Herald Publishing Co. v. Tornillo
|g (1974) --
|t CBS v. FCC
|g (1981) ;
|g 6.
|t OBSCENITY DEFINED.
|t Kingsley Books v. Brown
|g (1957) --
|t Roth v. United States
|g (1957) /
|r The U.S. Commission on Obscenity and Pornography (1970) --
|t Recommendations /
|r Robert Yoakum --
|t The great smut hunt ;
|g 7.
|t OBSCENITY REDEFINED.
|t Bantam Books v. Sullivan
|g (1963) --
|t Memoirs v. Massachusetts
|g (1966) --
|t Ginzburg v. United States
|g (1966) --
|t Ginsberg v. New York
|g (1968) --
|t Stanley v. Georgia
|g (1969) --
|t United States v. Reidel
|g (1971) --
|t Miller v. California
|g (1973)
|t Young v. American Mini Theatres
|g (1976) --
|t Renton v. Playtime
|g (1986) /
|r Burt Pines --
|t The obscenity quagmire ;
|g 8.
|t MOTION PICTURE CENSORSHIP.
|t Burstyn v. Wilson
|g (1952) --
|t Kingsley Pictures v. Regents
|g (1959) --
|t Times Film Corp. v. Chicago
|g (1961) --
|t Freedman v. Maryland
|g (1965) --
|t Paris Adult Theatre I v. Slaton
|g (1973) --
|t Jenkins v. Georgia
|g (1974) --
|t Erznoznik v. Jacksonville
|g (1975) /
|r Louis Henkin --
|t Morals and the Constitution /
|r Harry Clor --
|t Public morality and free expression ;
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|g 9.
|t LIBEL.
|t New York Times v. Sullivan
|g (1964) --
|t Garrison v. Louisiana
|g (1964) --
|t Curtis v. Butts
|g (1967) --
|t Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc.
|g (1974) --
|t Time, Inc. v. Firestone
|g (1976) --
|t Hutchinson v. Proxmire
|g (1979) --
|t Wolston v. Reader's Digest
|g (1979) --
|t Bose Corp. v. Consumers Union
|g (1984) --
|t Philadelphia Newspapers v. hepps
|g (1986) --
|t Anderson v. Liberty Lobby
|g (1986) --
|t Hustler Magazine v. Falwell
|g (1988) /
|r Jerome Lawrence Merin --
|t Libel and the Supreme Court ;
|g 10.
|t RIGHT OF PRIVACY.
|t Time, Inc. v. Hill
|g (1967) --
|t Cantrell v. Forest City Publishing Co.
|g (1974) --
|t Zacchini v. Scripps Howard Broadcasting
|g (1977) --
|t Florida Star v. B.J.F.
|g (1989) /
|r Donald L. Smith --
|t Privacy: the right that failed /
|r Arthur r. Miller --
|t A right to know v. A right of privacy ;
|g 11.
|t TRIAL BY NEWSPAPER.
|t Bridges v. California
|g (1941) --
|t Irvin v. Doud
|g (1961) --
|t Sheppard v. Maxwell
|g (1966) --
|t Richmond Newspapers v. Virginia
|g (1980) /
|r Fred P. Graham --
|t "Gag" orders leave a quagmire /
|r Reuven Frank --
|t The lawyer's adversary system ;
|g 12.
|t TRIAL BY TELEVISION.
|t Rideau v. Louisiana
|g (1963) --
|t Estes v. Texas
|g (1965) --
|t Chandler v. Florida
|g (1981) /
|r Talbot D'Alemberte --
|t Let the sunshine in /
|r George Gerbner --
|t Are we at the point of no return? /
|r The Warren Commission Report (1964) --
|t Responsibility of news media ;
|t APPENDICES.
|g I.
|t Amendments to the United States Constitution --
|g II.
|t Justices of the United States Supreme Court --
|g III.
|t Glossary of Major Legal Terms.
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|a Freedom of the press
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