Mass Media and the Constitution: An Encyclopedia of Supreme Court DecisionsThe scope of this work is broad, including all free press and free speechcases from the early 19th century to the early 1980s. Summaries of approximately 300 US Supreme court decisions that bear upon the press, the Frist Amendment in particular, and the Constitution in general are included. Each entry includes the full name of the case, where the full decision may be found, a summary of the law established, summaries of both the majority opinion and the dissents, a list of prior decisions referred to in each case, and suggested further reading in scholarly as well as popular publications. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com). |
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... FCC's rules for regulating CATV . Instead , two issues were addressed : whether the FCC had authority under the Communications Act to regulate such systems , and , if so , whether it had the authority to issue the prohibitory order ...
... FCC's rules for regulating CATV . Instead , two issues were addressed : whether the FCC had authority under the Communications Act to regulate such systems , and , if so , whether it had the authority to issue the prohibitory order ...
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... FCC's position . Meanwhile , in the second case , the RTNDA challenged the FCC's political - editorializing rules . Shortly after Red Lion litigation had begun , the commission issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking with an eye to ...
... FCC's position . Meanwhile , in the second case , the RTNDA challenged the FCC's political - editorializing rules . Shortly after Red Lion litigation had begun , the commission issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking with an eye to ...
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... FCC's access , channel capacity , and facilities rules as being beyond its jurisdiction . The Supreme Court affirmed . Opinion : Justice Bryon R. White wrote the Court's 6 - to- 3 opinion , joined by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and ...
... FCC's access , channel capacity , and facilities rules as being beyond its jurisdiction . The Supreme Court affirmed . Opinion : Justice Bryon R. White wrote the Court's 6 - to- 3 opinion , joined by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and ...
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