If a Radio Station Aired a Personal Attack Against a Candidate

question 31

Multiple Choice

If a radio station aired a personal attack against a candidate but refused to allow the same candidate the opportunity to respond to that attack on its station, the station would be violating the ________.

• A) Telecommunications Act of 1996
• B) Fairness Doctrine
• C) equal time rule
• D) right of rebuttal
• E) Communications Decency Act

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Definitions:

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