Exam 12: Legal and Ethical Considerations

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What is a "newsworthiness" defense?

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If you can show that material published was "newsworthy," you can be protected from a private facts privacy claim.

What did Cincinatti Enquirer reporter Mike Gallagher do in 1998 that forced the paper to issue an apology to Chiquita Brands?

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He illegally hacked into the company's voice mail system.

You can be held liable for publishing or broadcasting a recording or video that was illegally obtained even if you did not take part in the illegal recording or videotaping.

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What is a shield law?

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What is the difference between truth and accuracy?

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The legal right of privacy has been defined as which of the following?

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What "secret surveillance"?

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State laws generally define a private place as which of the following?

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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled repeatedly which of the following?

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When should you comply with a subpoena for material concerning a published story or the gathering of information for a story, according to the Reporters Committee for the Freedom of the Press?

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A mistake you make in a photo caption can make you subject to a "false light" claim.

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If you think you could face a civil suit if you tape record or videotape something that occurs on private property, you should do which of the following?

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What does a private individual need to show in order to prove that you committed libel?

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Federal law allows you to record your phone conversations with people without getting their consent.

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When is it ethically okay to use hidden cameras?

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What is a false light claim?

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What does it mean to "ambush a target"?

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A court is more likely to rule that access limitations are reasonable if …

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Even if you don't publish or broadcast what you tape or witness, you can still be subject to invasion of privacy claims.

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You can sit in on a grand jury hearing if you petition the judge and make him aware of the law.

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