This free speech theory is associated with the best ideas being debated throughout society and being judged as the most satisfactory to proceed with. 

The First Amendment gives the press strong legal protections, and consequently, significant social and cultural power. In many ways, this sets up the press and journalism as holders of exceptional status, even among other powerful institutions. Using both legal precedent and philosophical arguments discussed in class and readings, chart the history of the press’ influence in the United States. Why did the founders give special respect toward the press? How has the Supreme Court, over time, shown an appreciation for that respect? What cases stand out the most in your opinion?

In order to pass the strict scrutiny test, the state must show what?

Which statement best reflects the difference between the Sony case and the Napster case?

Define and describe the actual malice standard in defamation cases. What case does it originate from? What must someone prove in court to win? What individuals have an easier time proving this standard in court?  

Select one of the theories/philosophies of freedom of expression we discussed early in the semester. Describe what it means. Then, connect any argument from a legal case this semester to that philosophy. How do they relate?

46. A nurse is caring for a client that has a perineal laceration that requires repair after birth. Which of the following options should the nurse offer as the best option for the client?

What case set the earliest precedent about the ability to publish information about the government?

31. The nurse is caring for a patient that delivered a 7lb, 4oz baby girl 3 hours ago using an epidural for pain management.  When performing the postpartum assessment, the patient reports itchy hands and nose.  Which of the following actions will the nurse take related to this finding?

According to the 1988 U.S. Supreme Court case Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier, administrators at public high schools can engage in prior review of students’ newspapers on the grounds of _______________.