Freedom Of The Press Definition

noun
The right to publish newspapers, magazines, books, etc. without government interference or prior censorship.
Webster's New World
The right, guaranteed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution to publish and distribute information in books, magazines, and newspapers without government intervention.
Webster's New World Law

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Freedom Of The Press Sentence Examples

  • When next year the question of general warrants was raised in connexion with the case of Wilkes, Pitt vigorously maintained their illegality, thus defending at once the privileges of Parliament and the freedom of the press.

  • Then you can attempt to cut the crap without directly curbing the freedom of the press.

  • That is he did not equivocate on freedom of the press.

  • The jury system does not exist in Chile, and juries are unknown except in cases where the freedom of the press has been abused.

  • Ever since the elections virtual freedom of the press and freedom of speech had prevailed in Paris.

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