Mass Media and the Supreme Court: The Legacy of the Warren YearsKenneth S. Devol |
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... television station as an outlet for local self - expression . " The Commission has reasonably found that the achievement of each of these purposes is " placed in jeopardy by the unregulated explosive growth of CATV . " . . . Although ...
... television station as an outlet for local self - expression . " The Commission has reasonably found that the achievement of each of these purposes is " placed in jeopardy by the unregulated explosive growth of CATV . " . . . Although ...
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... television sets were in use . The respondent , United Artists Television , Inc. , holds copyrights on several motion pictures . During the period in suit , the respondent ( or its predecessor ) granted various licenses to each of the ...
... television sets were in use . The respondent , United Artists Television , Inc. , holds copyrights on several motion pictures . During the period in suit , the respondent ( or its predecessor ) granted various licenses to each of the ...
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... television places on the trial judge . His job is to make certain that the accused receives a fair trial . This most difficult task requires his undivided attention . Still when television comes into the courtroom he must also supervise ...
... television places on the trial judge . His job is to make certain that the accused receives a fair trial . This most difficult task requires his undivided attention . Still when television comes into the courtroom he must also supervise ...
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New York Times v United States 1971 | 32 |
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