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Johnson, George C. – 1985
In a 1974 Yale Law School address, United States Supreme Court Justice Stewart stated that the institutional press, as far as the Constitution is concerned, is autonomous and may publish what it knows and may seek to learn what it can. He also noted that the Court had rejected the Constitutional claim of a journalist's privilege not to reveal a…
Descriptors: Compliance (Legal), Constitutional Law, Content Analysis, Court Doctrine
