In 1735 John Peter Zenger of the New York Weekly Journal faced charges of libel for printing a critical report about the royal governor of New York. Andrew Hamilton argued that free speech was a basic right of English people. he defended Zenger by asking the jury to base its decision on weather Zenger's article was true, not weather Zenger'sarticle offensive. the jury found Zenger not guilty. at the time the case attracted little attention but today it is regarded as an important step in the development of a free press in America.
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because he is a man
It's called get a book and do it yourself
In 1735 John Peter Zenger of the New York Weekly Journal faced charges of libel for printing a critical report about the royal governor of New York. Andrew Hamilton argued that free speech was a basic right of English people. he defended Zenger by asking the jury to base its decision on weather Zenger's article was true, not weather Zenger'sarticle offensive. the jury found Zenger not guilty. at the time the case attracted little attention but today it is regarded as an important step in the development of a free press in America.
Andrew Hamilton defended him against his trial.
Andrew Hamilton
Andrew Hamilton was his lawyer.
John Peter Zenger
I am 95% sure it was John Peter Zenger who invented "freedom of speech"!
The Zenger trial brought up the issue of Freedom of speech. John Peter Zenger was a German immigrant who printed " The New York Weekly Journal.". Writers submitted articles to the journal that criticized a corrupt royal governor. Although Zenger never wrote an article, he still got thrown in jail. Since the writers were anonymous, Zenger couldn't name them. He was charged with libel for publishing information opposing the government. While on trial, his wife kept the presses running and information about the unfairness of Zenger being tried with a "stacked" jury came to the attention to the public. As a result, a true jury of his peers was seated and Alexander Hamilton, the most famous lawyer in America, stepped up to defend Zenger. True freedom of speech did not happen until the passage of the First Amendment, but this was the start.
The Zenger trial brought up the issue of Freedom of speech. John Peter Zenger was a German immigrant who printed " The New York Weekly Journal.". Writers submitted articles to the journal that criticized a corrupt royal governor. Although Zenger never wrote an article, he still got thrown in jail. Since the writers were anonymous, Zenger couldn't name them. He was charged with libel for publishing information opposing the government. While on trial, his wife kept the presses running and information about the unfairness of Zenger being tried with a "stacked" jury came to the attention to the public. As a result, a true jury of his peers was seated and Alexander Hamilton, the most famous lawyer in America, stepped up to defend Zenger. True freedom of speech did not happen until the passage of the First Amendment, but this was the start.
Andrew Hamilton was John Peter Zenger's Lawyer in 1735.
The free speech and expression is when a person can say and d as they please. It was John Peer Zenger was made it to where we could have freedom f speech and expression.