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(FREE PRESS VS FAIR TRIAL)


US vs Marshall
- marshall murder trial
- marshall convicted by jury
- atty says violation of 6th Amend because jury read the papers.
-court rules that jury broke admonishment
-Free press vs Fair Trial: Conviction overturned
(FREE PRESS VS FAIR TRIAL)


Irwin vs Dowd
Irwin was AWOL
Long criminal record
press publishes his nickname "maddog" and a list of his priors
jury admits to reading and being influenced.
Conviction overturned
(FREE PRESS VS FAIR TRIAL)


Shepphard vs Maxwell
(the fugitive case)
Dr shep has a 4th of July party
After he falls asleep on the couch and his wife goes to bed
He wakes to noise upstairs, runs up and his wife has been murdered.
Press go crazy on the story cause Shep is a well known guy and start suggesting that it was him
Shep gets convicted and goes to prision.
Several years later, he gets out after getting Cert granted. so much media coverage. not a fair trial.
Out of the Shepperd vs Maxwell case Chief Justice________ of Mass commissions the American Bar to come up with a way to fight this. This is known as the _______.
Reardon
Reardon Report
(DIRECT CONTROLS ON THE NEWS MEDIA)


Nebraska Press vs Stewart
-Kelly Family of 6 are murdered in Southerland, Nebraska pop. 850
- judge Stewart says press dont print this or that about this trial.
-Goes to supreme court, Stewart loses
-Freedom of the Press & Prior Restraint
Judge must prove 3 Factor Test for Prior Restraint:
1. if w/o prior restraint there would be intensive and pervasive prejudicial news coverage of the accused
2. there was no other way to get a fair trail (refrence the other methods of the court adapting to the press)
3. prove prior restraint would work
The Justice who didnt even like the press who wrote about the three test factor was___________.
Warren Burger
(DIRECT CONTROLS ON THE NEWS MEDIA)


Menendez Bros vs Fox
-Fox want to make a doc about them because they killed their parents.
-Menendez bros sue to stop it because they believe it will effect their right to a fair trial.
-Court votes for Fox citing that they can just weed out the Jurors who had seen it.
(CLOSED COURT ROOM)


Richmond Newspapers vs. Virgina
- hotel clerk murdered and there has already been two mistrials
-Judges and Attys on both sides agree to close the courtroom
-press says nope and sues
- Paper wins: Berger says= "Courtrooms have been presumptively open for 200 years"
(CLOSED COURT ROOM)


Boston Globe vs Superior Court
-there is a law in place to close sex crime cases with minors (even if just the part where the minor testifies)
-Globe Challenges it and wins.
- the law gets tossed.
- court leaves it to the wisdom of the judges
(PRE-TRIAL HEARING)


Press Enterprise vs Riverside Superior court II
- Diaz is a nurse that is accused of murdering 12 people by injection in the hosp.
- Judge is worried about things coming out in the pre-trial hearing.
- court rules NO. same as the regular court, pre-trial is presumptively open.
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(JURY SELECTION)


Press Ent. vs Superior Court I
- Mr Brown accused of raping a young teen.
- judge is worried that the questioning of the jury might result in the press hearing their private answers and says its going to be a closed jury.
- Court rules in favor of the Media
(GAG ORDER)


Gentile vs Nevada Bar Assoc.
-Gentile is an atty that reps a drug dealer.
-Judge orders a Gag
-Gentile goes strait to the press and tells press his client was framed.
-Nevada bar gets pissed and wants to punish
-Court backs the Bar: Chief Justice Renquist writes the opinion stating that the atty is expected to know how to act IAW judges instruction.
(ACCESS TO EVIDENCE)


Nixion vs Waner Comm
-Warner Comm wants the watergate tapes
-Judge gives them transcripts to the tapes
(ACCESS TO EVIDENCE)


IN RE ABC
-Pres Regean gets shot by John Hinkley
-Why? Because Hikley wants Jody Fosters attn.
-Foster is called into Depos.
-ABC wants the foster tapes
-ABC didnt get the tapes because it was not admitted into evidence.
(CAMERAS IN THE COURT)


Lindbergh Trial
-Lindberghs is like a rockstar in the 30's... his son is abducted and killed.
- Its found out a German Immigrant named Bruno Hauptmann is the killer.
-Media come from far and wide to the little court room with their big bulkey cameras and it was pretty disturbing.
- theaters all over see the footage.
- BAR gets involved and comes up with CANON 35: a recommendation for no cameras in the court.
(CAMERAS IN THE COURT)


Colorado Graham case
- Graham is going on trial for the murder of 60 people with an explosive device on a plane in order to kill his mom.
- so much interest in the case that the judge allows cameras with the stipulation that he has a switch that tells the camera people when they can take take pictures/film.
(CAMERAS IN THE COURT)


Estes vs. Texas
-Crook business man on trial for shady business practices.
-Estes and Pres Johnson were good buddies so people were very interested.
-Media frenzy ensues, Estes is convicted.
-Case gets thrown out on appeal
- Justice Clark's famous statement " a ten inch mic stuck its nose into the jury box" (way off limits)
-new trial, Estes is still convicted.
(CAMERAS IN THE COURT)


Florida vs Chandler
-Chandler is a cop arrested for robbery
-Chandler is convicted
- Atty attempt to appeal the case based on the claim that the cameras interfered with the case.
-Supreme court says not a chance.