In the "Pentagon Papers" Case the Position That Freedom of the Press

question 27

Multiple Choice

In the "Pentagon Papers" case the position that freedom of the press should be absolute was supported by:

• A)all nine justices.
• B)only the Nixon appointees on the court.
• C)all six justices who voted in the majority.
• D)only Justices Black and Douglas,
• E)none of the nine justices.

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