One of the earliest challenges to freedom of the press was the colonial-era Peter Zenger case, which established the right of the press to criticize politicians free from libel charges.

It is what actually happened in the 1735 trial of newspaper publisher John Peter Zenger. In that historic case, Zenger was ...

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The most famous such case involved John Peter Zenger, accused of seditious libel in 1734 for publishing material that was critical of the governor of New York. The evidence against Zenger was ...

In a companion case, the Court upheld a state court conviction ... publisher John Peter Zenger, that the authority of juries “to determine both the law and the fact” was “beyond all dispute.” ...

his case went to the Court of Common Pleas. There, the chief justice ruled in favor of Bushell and said jurors can’t be punished for their votes. Bushell and Penn were free men. Jump head 45 years to ...

According to new research, just one-third of Americans have a disaster preparedness plan that includes their pet.  The survey ...

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Gr. 5-8. Through the eyes of a young printer's apprentice, Krensky tells of the trial of John Peter Zenger, a 1700s New York newspaper publisher, whose landmark case significantly affected American ...

Interim President Sheahon Zenger was the keynote speaker at the inauguration of ... and emergency management, discusses a case of espionage involving a long-time former U.S. Ambassador, who is accused ...

For me, that was exactly the case, and what helped me most was the ... or seeds by themselves,” according to the news wire site Zenger.com. It's important to note that there were likely other ...