1-In New York Times v. Sullivan, the supreme court ruled that statements about public figures are examples of libel only when they are made with malice and reckless disregard for the truth.
In which of the following ways does this ruling support a healthy democracy? (1 point)
A)It promotes competition among a variety of media sources
B)It allows people the freedom to criticize public officials
C)It fosters cooperation between the media and the government
D)It requires absolute certainty of all published information
2-Which of the following examples support the notion that a free press is an essential element of a limited government?
(Select 2)
A)Journalists are entitled to cover trials
B)We need a fourth branch of the federal government
C)It is difficult for public officials to win libel cases
D)Information can be withheld to protect national security
E)Proper search warrants can be applied to the media
In which of the following ways does this ruling support a healthy democracy? (1 point)
A)It promotes competition among a variety of media sources
B)It allows people the freedom to criticize public officials
C)It fosters cooperation between the media and the government
D)It requires absolute certainty of all published information
2-Which of the following examples support the notion that a free press is an essential element of a limited government?
(Select 2)
A)Journalists are entitled to cover trials
B)We need a fourth branch of the federal government
C)It is difficult for public officials to win libel cases
D)Information can be withheld to protect national security
E)Proper search warrants can be applied to the media