JRN 430 – MSU FALL MIDTERM ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2024 – 2025
ALREADY GRADED A+
Satire - ANSWERS-A literary form that humorously mocks, ridicules, and scorns
individuals and political or social practices.
- Protected or Unprotected?
Public Figure - ANSWERS-In libel law, a plaintiff who is in the public spotlight,
usually voluntarily, and must prove the defendant acted with actual malice in
order to win damages.
bootstrapping - ANSWERS-Defined by the communications act of 1934 as use of
the electromagnetic spectrum to send signals to many listeners and viewers
simultaneously.
9 permitted exemptions (FOIA) - ANSWERS-1. National Security
, 2. Internal agency rules and procedures
3. Disclosures forbidden by other statutes
4. Trade secrets
5. Agency memoranda
6. Personal privacy
7. Law enforcement records
8. Financial records
9. Geological information
Records under FOIA - ANSWERS-- A record is anything in documentary form.
- An agency is not required either to create a record if it does not exist or to
obtain a requested record not under agency control at the time of the request.
Includes: computer-stored records
Access to Property - ANSWERS-A main crucial part of reporting.
Access to public property - ANSWERS-Police and other public safety officials may
order individuals (such as the press) to stay away from a crime scene or other
event if their presence could make it difficult for officials to carry out their duties.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2024 – 2025
ALREADY GRADED A+
Satire - ANSWERS-A literary form that humorously mocks, ridicules, and scorns
individuals and political or social practices.
- Protected or Unprotected?
Public Figure - ANSWERS-In libel law, a plaintiff who is in the public spotlight,
usually voluntarily, and must prove the defendant acted with actual malice in
order to win damages.
bootstrapping - ANSWERS-Defined by the communications act of 1934 as use of
the electromagnetic spectrum to send signals to many listeners and viewers
simultaneously.
9 permitted exemptions (FOIA) - ANSWERS-1. National Security
, 2. Internal agency rules and procedures
3. Disclosures forbidden by other statutes
4. Trade secrets
5. Agency memoranda
6. Personal privacy
7. Law enforcement records
8. Financial records
9. Geological information
Records under FOIA - ANSWERS-- A record is anything in documentary form.
- An agency is not required either to create a record if it does not exist or to
obtain a requested record not under agency control at the time of the request.
Includes: computer-stored records
Access to Property - ANSWERS-A main crucial part of reporting.
Access to public property - ANSWERS-Police and other public safety officials may
order individuals (such as the press) to stay away from a crime scene or other
event if their presence could make it difficult for officials to carry out their duties.
