Abstract
Professor Nowak examines the desirability and feasibility of the judiciary using the press clause of the first amendment to impose limits on the dissemination of information by the government. He argues that the press clause applies to particular forms of government speech that duplicate or undercut the role of the private sector press, and that the Supreme Court should indirectly limit government mass communications through the creation of a right-of-reply.
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30 Ariz. L. Rev. 1 (1988)
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