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Attorneys and law students discussed the Supreme Court case Falwell v. Hustler Magazine. Professor Smolla talked about Rev. Falwell and Larry Flynt, publisher of Hustler magazine, and the la…

Attorneys argued the case of Clinton v. Jones before a panel of Supreme Court journalists who served as the judges. The Supreme Court on January 13 heard the arguments in the case in which P…

A panel of journalists, who covered the U.S. Supreme Court, gathered to talk about their book about the cases from the 1995 term entitled A Year in the Life of the Supreme Court. They talked…

Academics and journalists argued the U.S. Supreme Court case of Harris v. Forklift Systems in a moot court setting. Their decision was to overturn the lower court’s ruling and to state that …

The Anglo-American jurists' exchange meets every four years to allow the participants to study the differences between the two systems of justice. This is done in moot court arguments, this …

Rodney Smolla spoke on his book “Jerry Falwell v. Larry Flynt The First Amendment on Trial.” Smolla appeared on the show America and the Courts hosted by Bruce Collins.

Lawyers tried to decide whether United States libel laws go too far, and the best possible way to reform those laws.

“The View from the Defense Side", part of "The Libel Dilemma” Conference sponsored by The Annenberg Washington Program of Northwestern University.

This program is part of “The Libel Dilemma” conference. Issues discussed include reforming libel law and how such changes would affect legal cases.

This program is part of “The Libel Dilemma” conference. Judge Leval spoke about the libel suit between General William Westmoreland and CBS, over which he presided, and other libel law cases…

This program is part of “The Libel Dilemma” conference.

In this program titled "Is This the Proper Way to Go About Libel Reform?", attorneys & scholars discuss the concept of "neutral reportage".The end of the program does not exist in the archiv…