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MEDIA LAW NCTJ EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ Why is it that even state university students may speak, write and publish freely? In other words, how does the First Amendment apply on public college campuses? - -A state university or college campus is a marketplace of ideas encompassed by the First Amendment, which prevents school administrators from censoring students' constitutionally protected freedoms of speech and press What do the acronyms FLSA and WHD stand for? - -...

NCTJ - Other laws Question and answers already passed NCTJ - Other laws Reader postings online - correct answer The general principle in statutory law is that if a website operator did not moderate/check a reader's posting before it became visible, the operator will not be liable in law for any illegal material published in it - provided that they had no prior knowledge that the material would be posted, and deleted or disabled public access to it quickly after becoming aware of it. Rec...

NCTJ Media Lawcivil law - correct answer Dispute between two parties (individual or organisation) for which monetary damages can be paid criminal law - correct answer crimes against society precedent/case law - correct answer evolved over time from other cases statute law - correct answer developed in parliament Common Law - correct answer laws we've had since the middle ages charge - correct answer (criminal) formal accusation prosecute - correct answer (criminal) conduct leg...

nctj public affairs exam with verified solutions graded A+ Uncodified Constitution The UK has a constitution but it has not been written down in one document. It is all over the place. The UK constitution is based on laws passed throughout centuries, accepted conventions and practices and legal decisions. The UK is also part of the European Convention on Human rights even though not the EU. These all help define the UK constitution. Flexible constitution It can be amended to keep up wi...

NCTJ Media Law Question and answers verified to passNCTJ Media Law civil law - correct answer Dispute between two parties (individual or organisation) for which monetary damages can be paid criminal law - correct answer crimes against society precedent/case law - correct answer evolved over time from other cases statute law - correct answer developed in parliament Common Law - correct answer laws we've had since the middle ages charge - correct answer (criminal) formal accus...

NCTJ Media Law Question and answers verified to passNCTJ Media Law civil law - correct answer Dispute between two parties (individual or organisation) for which monetary damages can be paid criminal law - correct answer crimes against society precedent/case law - correct answer evolved over time from other cases statute law - correct answer developed in parliament Common Law - correct answer laws we've had since the middle ages charge - correct answer (criminal) formal accus...

NCTJ PUBLIC AFFAIRS EXAM REVIEW/ LATEST UPDATES. VERIFIED/ Agenda - -Outline of items to be considered in a meeting of a subcommittee, committee, full council, cabinet (executive), or other body Assembly Member (AM) - -Elected representative in the National Assembly for Wales. There are 60 AMs - forty representing constituencies and four for each of five larger regions. Backbencher - -Term referring to the majority of MPs in the House of Commons, who represent constituencies, but have ...

NCTJ - Other lawsReader postings online - correct answer The general principle in statutory law is that if a website operator did not moderate/check a reader's posting before it became visible, the operator will not be liable in law for any illegal material published in it - provided that they had no prior knowledge that the material would be posted, and deleted or disabled public access to it quickly after becoming aware of it. Recording phone calls - correct answer There is not a breach in...

NCTJ PA - Constitution and the monarchyWhat type of constitution does the UK have? - correct answer unwritten (i.e. not codified in a single document). What are the three key principles of the UK's constitution? - correct answer rule of law, sovereignty of parliament, separation of powers What are the five sources of the UK's constitution? - correct answer Statute (individual laws or 'Acts of Parliament'), Common Law (sometimes known as 'case law' or 'precedent'), Conventions (cust...

NCTJ PA - Constitution and the monarchy Question and answers already passed NCTJ PA - Constitution and the monarchy What type of constitution does the UK have? - correct answer unwritten (i.e. not codified in a single document). What are the three key principles of the UK's constitution? - correct answer rule of law, sovereignty of parliament, separation of powers What are the five sources of the UK's constitution? - correct answer Statute (individual laws or 'Acts of Parliament'...