First Amendment, Freedom of the Press: Its Constitutional History and the Contempory Debate
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First Amendment, Freedom of the Press: Its Constitutional History and the Contempory Debate

by Garrett Epps, David B. Oppenheimer

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Garrett Epps and David B. Oppenheimer explore the constitutional history of the First Amendment and its protection of freedom of the press. The book connects foundational legal principles with contemporary debate, offering a focused resource for readers interested in American law, politics, history, and the role of the press.

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First Amendment, Freedom of the Press examines the constitutional foundations of press freedom in the United States.

The book considers the historical development of First Amendment protections and their relationship to freedom of the press.

It also addresses contemporary debate surrounding these constitutional principles.

Written by Garrett Epps and David B. Oppenheimer, this work offers a focused study of a central issue in American law and public life.

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