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HYPOTHETICAL: X-Mart, a local adult entertainment store decided to rev up its advertising efforts. It purchased a large billboard on University Avenue in Gainesville featuring a woman holding various sex toys, some of which were surprisingly lifelike. A local evangelical group was deeply offended and persuaded the district attorney to press charges. Which legal test would you use to analyze this scenario?

An interviewee can successfully sue a journalist for invasion of privacy when the information in question was disclosed by the interviewee to the journalist in an interview.

A __________ occurs when a crowd or audience’s reaction to a speech or message is allowed to control and silence that speech or message.

Which of these theories serves as the truth-seeking rationale for free expression?

The Tinker ruling applies to student speech regardless of whether it is school-sponsored speech (like a student newspaper) or not. 

Leonard law expanded First Amendment protections to private school students in which state?

When children are in schools and other public institutions, the government has the ability to exercise a kind of parental control over them via a principle called ____________.

Which of the following cases expanded First Amendment rights for students?

Which of these is not an example of a fanciful trademark?

Hustler v. Falwell expanded the actual malice standard to which tort?