The new edition of this text continues to offer an accessible historical survey and analysis of free-speech issues and cases in the US, also providing a history of free speech in England. In the new edition, the expansion of topics such as "free press-fair trial" makes the book suitable for journalism and media law courses. Thoroughly updated, the second edition includes recent, relevant US rulings and coverage of important timely topics, such as freedom of artistic expression, and all major constraints in speech content. There are new chapters on institutional constraints, including expanded treatment of freedom of expression in schools in the US (ch. 11), and there is greater discussion of contemporary First Amendment theories. The book provides study aids with chapter outlines, end-of-chapter summaries, exercises and readings. The pedagogy also includes a full glossary, a table of cases, and a topical index. Also available is an instructor's manual (0-07-065505-7).

Freedom of Speech in the United States

Politics & Social Sciences

Tedford, Thomas L.

Sociology

McGraw-Hill College

Politics & Government

Random House Inc

Freedom of speech, historically one of our most cherished rights, faces new challenges today. From the Internet and V-chips to campaign finance reform and the Patriot Act, new technology and social issues raise difficult First Amendment issues.   This award-winning text offers a clear, thorough, and fascinating introduction to the complex history and current interpretations of our free speech principles. Beginning with the roots of Western free speech concepts in classical Greek thought and British common law, it traces the development of contemporary freedoms and controls from colonial times to the present, through significant legislation and Supreme Court cases. It explores issues arising from sedition, blasphemy, obscenity, political protest, commercial advertising, the right of the press to report news and express opinion, Internet access and filters, and other controversial issues.   Important reading for students of the First Amendment, Freedom of Speech in the United States guides readers to an understanding of complex concepts with clear explanations, brief abstracts of major court cases, and numerous study aids.   Thoroughly updated, the fifth edition shows how historical challenges to freedom of speech arise anew with the emergence of new technologies, political issues, and social concerns.    FEATURES   Clear, engaging writing provides an excellent introduction for readers with no legal background.    Unique historical perspective shows evolution of current freedoms and limitations.    Boxed summaries of major cases describe facts of each case, the decision, and its importance.    Succinct explanations of major theorists (Chapter 15) show key perspectives.    Abundant internal summaries and study aids guide student reading.    30 historical and contemporary illustrations bring history alive.      FEATURES OF THE NEW EDITION   Reflects current case law and decisions, including decisions from the 2004 Supreme Court session.    Reflects current issues such as the USA Patriot Act, cyberporn, campaign finance reform, abortion clinic protests, others.     New section on "Reasons for Free Speech" (Chapter 15).

Freedom of speech in the United States

Social Sciences

Random House

This historical development of freedom of speech from Athens, through Rome, to England and the United States presents comprehensive, up-to-date treatment secure upon a historical First Amendment base that also covers defamation and privacy, obscenity, commercial speech, prior restraint, free press/fair trial, copyright and broadcasting as well as questions of media access.

Southern Illinois University Press

The new edition of this text continues to offer an accessible historical survey and analysis of free-speech issues and cases in the US, also providing a history of free speech in England. In the new edition, the expansion of topics such as "free press-fair trial" makes the book suitable for journalism and media law courses. Thoroughly updated, the second edition includes recent, relevant US rulings and coverage of important timely topics, such as freedom of artistic expression, and all major constraints in speech content. There are new chapters on institutional constraints, including expanded treatment of freedom of expression in schools in the US (ch. 11), and there is greater discussion of contemporary First Amendment theories. The book provides study aids with chapter outlines, end-of-chapter summaries, exercises and readings. The pedagogy also includes a full glossary, a table of cases, and a topical index. Also available is an instructor's manual (0-07-065505-7).

Constitutional Law

Strata Pub Co

Freedom of speech, historically one of our most cherished rights, faces new challenges today. From the Internet and V-chips to campaign finance reform and the Patriot Act, new technology and social issues raise difficult First Amendment issues. 
This award-winning text offers a clear, thorough, and fascinating introduction to the complex history and current interpretations of our free speech principles. Beginning with the roots of Western free speech concepts in classical Greek thought and British common law, it traces the development of contemporary freedoms and controls from colonial times to the present, through significant legislation and Supreme Court cases. It explores issues arising from sedition, blasphemy, obscenity, political protest, commercial advertising, the right of the press to report news and express opinion, Internet access and filters, and other controversial issues. 
Important reading for students of the First Amendment, Freedom of Speech in the United States guides readers to an understanding of complex concepts with clear explanations, brief abstracts of major court cases, and numerous study aids. 
Thoroughly updated, the fifth edition shows how historical challenges to freedom of speech arise anew with the emergence of new technologies, political issues, and social concerns. 
FEATURES 
Clear, engaging writing provides an excellent introduction for readers with no legal background. 
Unique historical perspective shows evolution of current freedoms and limitations. 
Boxed summaries of major cases describe facts of each case, the decision, and its importance. 
Succinct explanations of major theorists (Chapter 15) show key perspectives. 
Abundant internal summaries and study aids guide student reading. 
30 historical and contemporary illustrations bring history alive. 
FEATURES OF THE NEW EDITION 
Reflects current case law and decisions, including decisions from the 2004 Supreme Court session. 
Reflects current issues such as the USA Patriot Act, cyberporn, campaign finance reform, abortion clinic protests, others. 
New section on "Reasons for Free Speech" (Chapter 15).

Freedom Of Speech In The United States

Herbeck, Dale A.

Freedom of speech, historically one of our most cherished rights, faces new challenges today. From the Internet to campaign finance reform and the Patriot Act, new technology and social issues raise difficult First Amendment questions.
 This award-winning text offers a clear, thorough, and fascinating introduction to the complex history and current interpretations of our free speech principles. Beginning with the roots of Western free speech concepts in classical Greek thought and British common law, it traces the development of contemporary freedoms and controls from colonial times to the present, through significant legislation and Supreme Court cases. It explores questions arising from political heresy and dissent, defamation and privacy, blasphemy and obscenity, fighting words and hate speech, media access and regulation, reporter's privilege and shield laws, copyright, file sharing, student speech rights, and other controversial issues. 
Important reading for students of the First Amendment, Freedom of Speech in the United States guides readers to an understanding of complex concepts with clear explanations, brief abstracts of major court cases, and numerous study aids. 
Thoroughly updated, the sixth edition shows how historical challenges to freedom of speech arise anew with the emergence of new technologies, political issues, and social concerns. 
FEATURES 
 Clear, engaging writing, providing an excellent introduction for readers with no legal background. 
Historical perspective, showing evolution of current freedoms and limitations. Boxed summaries of major cases. 
Succinct explanations of major theorists (Chapter 15). 
Abundant internal summaries and study aids. 
More than 30 photos and illustrations. 
FEATURES OF THE NEW EDITION 
Reflects recent case law and Supreme Court decisions. 
Reflects current developments on ongoing issues. 
Updated discussion of current social and political issues, such as the Patriot Act, SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation), teaching "intelligent design," reporters' privilege and shield laws, FCC rules on media ownership and broadcast indecency, others.

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