Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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... rule is the personal attack rule , 10 a subcategory of the very often discussed fairness doctrine . " The personal attack rule works for the public interest by keeping the public informed of all sides of a controversial issue of public ...
... rule is the personal attack rule , 10 a subcategory of the very often discussed fairness doctrine . " The personal attack rule works for the public interest by keeping the public informed of all sides of a controversial issue of public ...
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... RULE ANALYZED As cases were decided under the codified personal attack rule , the FCC began to reveal some clues concerning its appli- cation . An attack can be made without specifically naming an individual or group as long as the ...
... RULE ANALYZED As cases were decided under the codified personal attack rule , the FCC began to reveal some clues concerning its appli- cation . An attack can be made without specifically naming an individual or group as long as the ...
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... rule can be seen to take this distinc- tion into account . When criticism merely reflects on the role of the person as doctor , lawyer , judge , or other professional , the personal attack rule is not triggered because it is only the ...
... rule can be seen to take this distinc- tion into account . When criticism merely reflects on the role of the person as doctor , lawyer , judge , or other professional , the personal attack rule is not triggered because it is only the ...
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