The United States Supreme Court upheld the _________ in a 1969 ruling; this doctrine was repealed by the Federal Communications Commission in 1987.
A. fair use doctrine B. good-faith doctrine C. fairness doctrine D. plain view doctrine
Right answer summary: fairness doctrine
You might also like to view...
Which of the following protects the efforts of interest groups to influence government officials?
A) Federal statutes. B) The First Amendment's protection of freedom of speech and the right to petition the government. C) The Fifth Amendment's due process clause. D) There are no protections for the efforts of interest groups to influence government officials. E) The Fourteen Amendment's equal protection clause.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
a. can impose sanctions on nations that violate the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). b. conducted no inspections in Iraq. c. is weak because it only deals with issues of nuclear power, not weapons. d. monitors whether nations are abiding by the NPT.
Who argued that the concept of "civic republicanism" coexisted with classical liberalism during the time of the Revolution?
A) Alexis de Tocqueville D) Samuel Huntington B) John Locke E) Gordon Wood C) James Madison
The War Powers Resolution has served all of the following goals of Congress except
a. that it has generally limited the executive branch's use of military force without involving Congress. b. that it has prevented the executive branch from initiating unpopular wars. c. that it has avoided long-term military involvements (such as Vietnam). d. that it has probably made the president more cautious in initiating military actions. e. that it has shortened the duration of conflicts.