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forbids broadcasters from instituting an across the board policy that denies all candidates for ferdal office the opportunity to use the station to further a political campaign
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Separating the jury from the community during a trial at a hotel members required to eat together keep jurors away from others
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Delay of a trial or hearing time passes people will forget some of the pretrial coverage defendant has to sacrifice righ to a speedy trial
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Moving a trial to a distant community in order to find jurors who have not read or viewed prejudicial publicity about the defendant
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The body of law that protects the works created by writers, painters, photographers, performing artists, inventors and others who create intangible property
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free from the dominant influence of knowledge acquired outside the courtroom
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Imitation of style of writer, artist, photographer, etc., with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect
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Policy introduced by the FCC in 1949 required the holders of broadcast licenses to present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was honest equitable and balanced
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deals only with political candidates
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An order issued by a government agency reequring that a particular practice such as a certain ad be stopped
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Safe Harbor refers to the time period between 10p.m and 6a.m during which a station may air indecent and or profane material
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FTC ruke that requires advetiser to prove the truth of claims made about a product or service back up the claims in ads utilizing expert testimony extrinsic evidence tests studies
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