Court cases and legal decisions involving the student press in the late 1960s and early 1970s are brought together in this book in order to show how the law has been applied to school officials and student journalists in high school, college, and the underground. The ten chapters cover the following topics: censorship, libel, obscenity, contempt, advertising, copyright, access to information, separate publishing groups, off-campus distribution, and the selected problems of privacy, taxation, broadcasting, and postal regulations. Ten appendixes include various statements on student press rights, Federal Communications Commission regulations for educational broadcasting stations, and guidelines for distribution of high school publications. (CC)