Powerpoint notes from class
3. Law.history
5. Law.libel
""No experiment can be more interesting than that we are now trying," – Thomas Jefferson
- Course
- Intro
- 1.2 First Amendment (US)
- 1.3 Legal systems
- 1.4 Case example Smith v Johnson
- 1.5 Comm law basics
- 1.6 Civics & principles of law
- 1.7 Concepts & terms in law
- 1.8 Jurisprudence
- 1.Q Civics quiz
- ETHICS 2.1
- 2.2 Traditions of ethics
- 2.3 Professional ethics
- 2.4 Social responsibility
- 2.5 Images & ethics
- 2.6 Ethics hypotheticals
- 2.Q Ethics quiz
- History
- Libel-Priv
- Ad-PR
- 7.2 Advertising legal history
- 7.3 Advertising cases
- 7.4 Advertising regulation
- 7.5 Deceptive advertising
- 7.6 FDA, Oxycontin and ‘Dopesick’
- 7.7 Alcohol ads
- 7.8 Tobacco ads
- 7.9 Regulating children’s ads
- 7.10 Public forum ads
- 7.11 Signs & advertising
- 7.12 Corporate speech (PR)
- 7.13 Int’l Ad Regs
- 7.Q Ad law quiz
- RTVF-News
- 8.2 Radio & TV Regulation
- 8.3 Broadcast censorship
- 8.4 Film censorship
- 8.Q R-TV-F quiz
- NEWS 9.1
- 9.2 News gathering photo & video
- 9.3 FOIA
- 9.3.1 Virginia FOIA
- 9.4 Free press fair trial
- 9.4.1 Pre-trial publicity
- 9.5 Shield laws
- 9.6 Trespass & newsroom searches
- 9.7 Student press law
- 9.Q News reporting quiz
- Digital
- Copyright
- AntiTtrust
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