Journalism First Amendment

Which of the following is a right given in the First Amendment? Name 3.

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Commerce

• Freedom to coin currency

• Freedom of the Press

• Freedom to peaceably assemble

Who was Mary Beth Tinker?

• A junior high school student

• A junior high school teacher

• A high school principal

• A student journalist

What did Tinker do that upset school officials?

• Wore short dresses to protest women's rights

• Dyed her hair purple

• Wore an armband to protest a war

• Refused to march wearing a band uniform

Where did Tinker v. Des Moines occur?

• Iowa

• Indiana

• Utah

• Colorado

What would a modern-day example of a student expression protected by the First Amendment and confirmed by the Tinker case?

• Male students can wear earrings.

• Students may wear Black Lives Matters T-shirts

• The right to print criticism of the school administration

• The right to attend the school of their choice

What was the issue in the Hazlewood case?

• May a school administrator control the content in a student publication?

• May a student write personal observations in an editorial?

• Do students have the right to wear black armbands in protest?

• May students publish a false claim to get to the truth?

7. What did the Hazlewood Case decide?

• Freedom of the student press has limitations

• Students had the right to assemble

• Students may wear T-shirts with profanities

• School administrators have no control over student publications.

What can prior restraint do?

• Allows students to charge a fee for the school paper

• Allows students to write profanities in stories

• Allows students to wear armbands

• Allows school administrators to censor certain stories

An example of using prior restraint would be:

• Forbidding the use of slang

• Censoring vulgar and profane language

• Censoring stories that are investigative

• Forbidding publications from printing review questions to exams

What is a "shield" law?

• It protects student journalists from being questioned by the administration

• It demands that all journalists wear face masks during interviews

• It protects journalists from official demands for their research and images.

• It demands that all journalists wear face masks during interviews