In Zurcher v. Stanford Daily, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that newsroom searches
A. by government agents are not a First Amendment issue but are governed by the Fourth Amendment and are clearly impermissible.
B. by government agents are not a First Amendment issue but are governed by the Fourth Amendment and are clearly permissible.
C. are limited, but not totally banned, by the First Amendment.
D. by government agents were a direct interference with freedoms protected by the First Amendment and are impermissible.
Answer: B
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