MLRC Membership benefits include the following: y Access to our regular publications, including: the MediaLawDaily, our daily e-mail briefing on media law developments; the MediaLawLetter, our monthly newsletter with analysis of recent important cases; the MLRC Digital Review, a mostly-monthly roundup of developments at the intersection of technology and media law; and the MLRC Bulletin, our thric. [...] Prepared and updated annually by MLRC members, the 50-State Surveys provide comprehensive coverage of media libel, media privacy, and employment libel and privacy laws across the 50 states that make up the United States, and are fixtures in the offices and libraries of media defense attorneys, media organisations, employment attorneys, law schools and courts around the country. [...] This paper responded directly to the arguments advanced by Justices Thomas and Gorsuch, backed that up with a statistical review of the effect of the actual malice standard on libel cases, reviewed the modern practice of libel litigation based on the experience of the two largest media law firms in the United States, and compared the U. [...] Example 2: Model Brief on Access to the Executive Branch Anticipating that the press would face unprecedented legal challenges in attempting to cover the White House during the Trump administration, the MLRC tasked its Newsgathering Committee with the development of a model brief that could be used in the event that journalists were denied access to the executive branch in retaliation for publicat. [...] The report included a detailed analysis of the legislative history of the Espionage Act, a review of the history of the publication of government secrets in the United States, and sample arguments based on a variety of First Amendment and criminal law doctrines.
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