Question

according to the supreme court, prior restraint on the press is only acceptable if group of answer choices lower federal courts approve the action. the government can clearly justify the restriction. the press itself willingly accepts that restraint. the press is careless in its claims. the press is malicious in its intent.

Answer 1

Answer:

In the landmark U.S. v. New York Times case, the Court ruled that the government could not, through "prior restraint," block publication of any material unless it could prove that it would "surely" result in "direct, immediate, and irreparable" harm to the nation.