Since he was trialed for critisizing the new york government, he won, and got us freedom of speech
Since he was trialed for critisizing the new york government, he won, and got us freedom of speech
Since he was trialed for critisizing the new york government, he won, and got us freedom of speech
Since he was trialed for critisizing the new york government, he won, and got us freedom of speech
freedom of the press
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John Peter Zenger's trial established freedom of the press in America.John Peter Zenger became a printer and publisher. His newspaper, the Weekly Journal, carried articles criticizing the royal governor, William Cosby. Angered by these attacks, Cosby ordered Zenger's arrest. At his trial in 1735, Zenger was defended by Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia, one of the ablest lawyers of the time. He argued that a paper had the right to publish anything that was true. The jury ruled Zenger was not guilty, and he was freed. His case strengthened freedom of the press in the colonies.- These words are taken from a United States History publication by Paul M. Roberts and Paula A. Franklin.
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John Peter Zenger played a crucial role in laying the foundation for freedom of the press in America, which became an essential element during the Revolutionary War. His 1735 trial established the principle that truth is a defense against libel, allowing for more open criticism of the government. This precedent encouraged colonial newspapers to publish dissenting views against British rule, galvanizing public opinion and resistance leading up to the revolution. Zenger's case ultimately contributed to the growth of a free press, vital for democracy and the fight for independence.
In the long run the case help "establish a fundamental principle that a democracy depends on well-informed citizens "
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The Zenger Case was a trial that involved the colonial government and a publisher named John Paul Zenger. He was accused of printing false information. Although the judge in the case tried to force the jury into a guilty verdict, the jury actually found Mr. Zenger to be innocent on all of the charges brought against him.
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