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1791
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1798
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Criminalized making false statements that were critical of the federal government
1801
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Congress lets act expire, Jefferson pardons all convicted under Sedition Act
1907
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Patterson v. Colorado
1918
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Congress passes the Sedition Act, which forbids spoken or printed criticism of the U.S. government, the Constitution or the flag
1931
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Printed statements could be punished after printed but not allowed to be censored before
1957
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Obscenity to be defined by community standards.
1964
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First Amendment protects the publication of all statements, about the conduct of public officials
1969
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Gave person who was attacked right to respond publicly on the station
1971
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Pentagon Papers Trial
1972
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Reporters do not have the right to withhold their sources from the authorities
1974
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Severe scrutiny toward everyday citizens deemed unconstitutional.
1976
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Freedom of Press should not impede a fair trial.
1988
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Schools have the right to censor school sponsored publications.
1991
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The First Amendment did not bar a promissory estoppel suit against the press
January 2015
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Terrorist attacks on the satirical, French newspaper Charlie Hebdo.