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Stonecipher, Harry W. – Journalism Quarterly, 1981
Notes that despite recent United States Supreme Court decisions that have been unfavorable to the press, a First Amendment-based conditional privilege protecting the editorial process against governmental intrusion survives. (FL)
Descriptors: Editorials, Freedom of Speech, Government Role, Media Research

Sneed, Don; Stonecipher, Harry W. – Journalism Quarterly, 1986
Reports that the Supreme Court has dealt with related issues, but not specifically with rights of prison presses. (FL)
Descriptors: Censorship, Civil Rights, Freedom of Speech, Media Research
Sneed, Don; Stonecipher, Harry W. – 1989
The ultimate test of the speech-action dichotomy, as it relates to symbolic speech to be considered by the courts, may be the fasting of prison inmates who use hunger strikes to protest the conditions of their confinement or to make political statements. While hunger strikes have been utilized by prisoners for years as a means of protest, it was…
Descriptors: Civil Disobedience, Civil Rights, Communication Research, Court Litigation