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Myron Farber
Dr. Jascalevich indiciated
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______ paid contempt fine |
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Doctor and Lawyers have professional and legal duties to patients and clients. Journalists serve the "_______"
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The First Amendment says nothing about
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Branzburg v. Hayes states that there is no _______ ________ priveilege for _________ to ________ names and notes when requested by a ________ _________. |
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first Amendment; journalists; withhold; grand Jury |
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Judges should not decided _______ of _________ infor |
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Justice white states that Reporters should be protected from ___________. |
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Justice Powell:
Balance __________ & _________ enforcement
(__________ must have some __________)
Journalists might refuse if information not related to _________. |
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Journalism; law
Government; need
inquiry (relevance) |
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Justice Stewart (Dissent)
__________ press needs ___________. |
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Stewart Dissent
Sources need __________ for journalists to ________
"Without ________, whistle blowers will remain silent)
Privilege serves ______ _______ like ______ or ________ Privilege |
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protection; publish
protection
public interst; lawyer; doctors |
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3 part Privilege (Stewarts Dissent)
qualified privilege for journalist if:
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2
3
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1. Information relevent
2. No alternative source
3. Compelling and overriding interest |
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1. Qualified Privilege: _______ prevents __________ |
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Relevance prevent harrassment |
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2. No other sources
No ______ in Caldwell that government sought _________ sources |
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3. Compelling need
No ________ Caldwell had information on Black Panthers but he had to _______ anyway |
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No evidence Caldwell had information on the Black Panthers but he had to testify anyway. |
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Lower Federal Courts
Journalists usually ___________ _________ before a _______ _________
Especially if journalists _____ a crime
Long Prison sentence or execution may be at _______. |
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must; testify; grand jury; witness; issue |
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No privilege when grand jury info is ________ to ________.
Note: not illegal to ______ leaked information. Is illegal to _______ in leak. |
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leaked; press
Note: publish; participate |
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NYT's Judith Miller Jailed for refusal to ______ before a grand jury. |
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Wen Ho Lee
No reporters ________ in civil case where journalists had information about ______ of officials to violate Lee's privacy by _______ evidence Lee was target of _________ investigation. |
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privilege; intent; leaking; security |
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Journalists in Libel Cases
Generally no journalists's privilege when _____ _______needs to prove fault by __________ |
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Libel Plaintiff; journalist |
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Journalists may have privilege if government has no ________ ________, reporter's evidence is not _______ or, government has not sought _______ from other ________. |
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compelling need; relevant; information; sources |
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Journalists are more likely to have privilege in _____ ______. |
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Journalists usually must testify before a Grand Jury in _______ ______ _______ if they _______ _______ if they are __________ in ________ ________. |
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serious criminal cases; witness crime; defendent; libel suit |
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Journalists should promise confidentiality __________; public likes named ________. Names make better _________. Get backing of _________. |
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Sparingly; sources; Journalism; publisher |
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Journalists should perhaps promise confidentiality only until __________ arrives -- consider possibility of ______. |
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Search Warrents :
First Amendment does not protect ______ from reasonable ________ by ________ w/ a warrent.
Case Associated: _________ v. __________ |
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newsroom; searches; authorities
Zurcher v. Stanford Daily |
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Surcher v. Standford Daily
__________ thought to have evidence of ______ ; court didn't trust students to _______ evidence. |
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Newspaper; riots; preserve; |
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Search Warrants:
Warrants preserve _______.
Subponeas __________. |
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Cohen v. Cowles Media Co.
Journalists liable for ______ ______.
First Amendment offers no protection for ______ of _______ applicable to all. |
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breaking promise; breach; law |
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Promise of confidentiality is like a |
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Cohen lost his_______ but he gets $____,______ ( law can remedy injustice.) |
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Free of Information is
- essential to ______, _______ information
- Serves _________ principles
- Based little on ___________
- Based primarily on ______, ________ & _______
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- Essential to government, business information
- Serves democratic principles
- Based little on constitution
- Based primarily on statutes, federal and state
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Freedom of Information
- Access to ______
- Access to ______ ______
- Access to ______ _______
- Access to _______ & _______
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- Access to courst
- Access to news scenes
- Access to war zones
- Access to records and meetings
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Richmond v. Virginia
Justice Burger for the Court:
First Amendment creats and ______ ______ for press and public to attend criminal trials |
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First Amendment creates an implied right for press and public to attemd criminal trials |
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Media is ____ privilege beyond _____, but media are surrogates.
First Amendment does not grant the press ______ ______ of access. |
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Media is not privileged beyond public, but media are surrogates
First Amendment does not grant the press special rights of access |
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Media has to right to _________ on streets and in courtrooms includes the right to "___,_____, and _____."
Public presence in court improves the quality of the _____________. |
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Assemble; observe, listen; learn; proceedings |
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Courts my be closed when government deomonstrates an "_____ _______" in fairness.
Judge must provide _______ for closure.
No _________ Closures.
Judge examines each _______. |
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Overriding interest in fairness
rationale
arbitrary
case |
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Closure perhaps justified to protect:
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1) Trade secrets
2) Youthful victims
3) National Security |
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_________ courts are generally closed. |
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Constitutional right of access extended to:
______ ______. Press-Enterprise 1
_______ ______. Press Enterprise II |
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Jury Selection
Petrial Hearings |
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Public has no Constitutional right of access to:
Government records
Government meetings
War Zones
Prisons |
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No constitutional right of access to ________.
Press can't demand interviews with specific ________. |
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Press access to individual inmates could:
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Undermine discipline
Create celebrities |
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Prisons are not like courts
Not ______ open
No public _____ or ______ to _____,_____ and _____. |
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Historically open
No public right or tradition to listen, observe and learn |
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Prison officials have duty to manage prisons.
Officials can inform public about _______ & ________.
Fire and health officials __________ conditions. |
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Expenditures & Management
Report |
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Press can seek information about prison _______ from ______, _____ and _______.
Not for the courts to determine ______ . |
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conditions; visitors, officials; lawyers; access |
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Priciples for access to government information
1)First Amendment does ____ _____ access to information
2)Press and Public are _____ the _____.
3) Access is ________ agaist other _________. |
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- First amendment does not gaurentee access to information
- press and public are treated the same
- access is balanced against other interests
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Access to government records and meetings depends on statutes and common law:
1______ _____ of ______ Act
2. Georgia _____ _____ Act
3. Georgia ____ Meetings Act |
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- Federal Freedom of Information Act
- Georgia Open Records Act
- Georgia Open Meetings Act
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The interests that are balanced against open government records, meetings, event: e.g. are....
1)_________ __________
2)_____________
3) Successful _________ _________
(e.g., maintaing confidential sources)
4) _________ & ________ secrets |
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1) National Security
2) Privacy
3) Successful Law Enforcement
4) Business and Trade Secrets |
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Access to Events
Public Property -- Journalists must ____ officers or risk arrest for
1_________
2________
3________ __________ |
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Obey;
1. Obstruction
2. Interference
3. Criminal Trespass |
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Ways to gain access to Events
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5 |
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Press passes, good relationships, local guidelines, respect for danger and tension, other methods |
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____ - ______ Property
* No Constitutional right of access to publicaly owned property bc its not generally open
* Property is not dedicated to speech
Ex. Miliatary bases
Public utilities |
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War Zones Access depends on ______ _________/ U.S Access policy |
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Iraqi Freedom
Not allowed reports on
1. _________ Collection
2. Missing & Downed _______ |
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1. Intelligence Collection
2. Missing and Downed Pilots |
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Iraqi Freedom: Ok to report on
1. ______ strenghth
2. Confirmed _____ & ______
3. Type of _______ |
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- Troop Strength
- Confirmed dead and captured
- Type of warfare
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"strong" open records Laws
1. Policy Statement creating a ________ of _______.
2. Records open to _____ ______.
3. Broad Definition ________
4. Broad definition of " _____"
5. No "_____" needed to request or _____ records
6. Government agency will conduct "________" search |
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1. Policy statement creating a presumption of openess
2. Records open to any person
2. Broad definition of agency
4. Broad definition of "records"
5.No reason needed to request or receive records
6. Government agency will conduct reasonable search
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Recent Problems with openess:
1. Challenge to ________ of _______
2. Broad closure for _______ _______ delays |
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Challenge to presumption of openness
Broad closure for national security delays |
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"sound legal basis" ( )
vs.
"Foreseeable harm" (________ &______) |
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Request Letter:
Accurate description of _______
Time __________
Request cost _________
Fee waiver request |
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records
expectations
estimate
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Exemptions in Open Records Laws
1. ________ _________ Classification
2. _______ _______ & _________ Expemtions
3. ___________ Exemptions |
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1. National security Classification
2. Agency Rules and Practices Exemptions
3. Statutory Exemptions |
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Statutory Exemptions Include
1________ Security
2_________ Act (ex. Dover casket photos)
3. Student ________ _________
4. __________ ______ rights and privacy act (Ferpa) |
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1. Homeland security
2. Privacy
3. Student educational records
4. Family educational rights and pricvacy act |
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Family Educational and Privacy Act
Allows student access to _______ records; High Schools and colleges ______ "educational" records.
For wrong disclosure -- College or university might.... |
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correct; withhold
... Lose Federal Funding |
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Are Police Records open at state university?
Police Records open at private university? |
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Yes. Not Educational Records
Yes, if legislature requries openness |
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Directory Information is ______. Unless student opts out name, address telephone number date and place of birth. |
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Directory Information is open; and it includes
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Attendance Records
Field of Study
Degress
Participation in official activities
NOT
Health records
NOT grades
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