Law And Ethics Test

Refusing to tell a judge the source of information used in a story.

Publishing the name of a confidential source after promising you wouldn't.

Publishing falsehood that holds someone up to public ridicule or scorn.

Refusing to tell a judge the sopurce of information used in a story.

A 1996 law requiring federal agenciws to make moost.

Protects opinions from libel suites.

Behavior on or off the job that could damage your publications reputation.

Failure to obey a lawful order.

Manufacturing of falsifying any facts, quotes, or events for a story.

Passing off someone else's words or ideas as your own.

The right of Journalists to print their opinions on the performance of public figurs or entertainers.

Publishing the name of a confidental source after promising you they wouldn't.

Protects opinions from libel suites.

Using words or ideas that some of your readers may find offensive.

Allows journalists to report anything said in official government proceedings, no matter how slanerous, without being sued.

A 1996 law requiring federal agencies to make most of their records available to the public upon request.

Activities or writings that incite resistence or hospitality toward the government.

Failure to obey a lawful order.

Passing off someone else's words orideas as your own.

Behavior on or off the job that could damage your publications reputation.

Publishing the name of a confidenial source after promising you wouldn't.

Local, state, or federal boards or comissions.

Activities or writings that incite someones words or ideas as your own.

Publishing falsehood that holds someone up to the publics ridicule or scorn.

Protects opinions from libel suits.

Activities or writings that incite resistence or hospitality toward the governemnt.

Publishing falsehood that holds someone up to the publics ridicule or scorn.