Exam 2 Chapter 28 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the dilemma

involved who

A

correction and clarification
how much is relevant in follow up reports
Gina Grant

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2
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what happened after victory story was published

A

old newspaper clippings were sent to Harvard, her high school, and at Boston newspapers
detailing how she murdered her mother

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3
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the notion of allowing juveniles as ? lies at the heart of the many judicial restrictions on what can be
to avoid

A

fresh start
reported out of the juvenile justice system
tagging them with offenses that could follow them around for the rest of their lives

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4
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first question for journalists

A

could the story have been told without using the defendants name ?
in truth no: names are what makes it real and significant and memorable to readers

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5
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why did allard’s paper include her name even though she was juvenile

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The sheriff “was so outraged by the brutality of the crime that he said it was his duty to release her name”. Also, the staff handled it as a case-by-case basis, and a juvenile is more likely to be identified “if it is a very serious crime, especially one involving violence, and it generates a lot of community interest and concern.”

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