A 1964 case involving this concept involved a document called "Heed Their Rising Voices" and Alabama Police Commissioner L.B. Sullivan.
In Sheppard v. Maxwell, the Supreme Court ruled that this concept could not interfere with a defendant's right to trial. The case Near v. Minnesota stated that this concept would apply except only in rare cases, while a1971 case stated that restraints on this concept would only be allowed in "grave and irreparable danger." A 1964 case involving this concept involved a document called "Heed Their Rising Voices" and Alabama Police Commissioner L.B. Sullivan. For 10 points, name this concept that was defended by Andrew Hamilton in the 1735 case of John Peter Zenger, which like Freedom of Speech is described in the First Amendment.
In Sheppard v. Maxwell, the Supreme Court ruled that this concept could not interfere with a defendant's right to trial.
Freedom of the {Press} [prompt on {freedom} of the {speech} or First {Amendment} until mentioned; accept {close} equivalents]