Question

the first amendment right that requests government action is freedom of *
assembly.
press.
petition.
speech.
how can both freedom of the press and the right to a fair trial be guaranteed in todays digital world?
courts can sequester juries while the media continues to report trial news.
news coverage is made only in print and not on the internet.
the media can be ordered to provide only limited coverage of events.
there is no way to guarantee both freedoms at once because they affect each other.
in which event would freedom of assembly be limited? *
an event in which people have already protested through the press
an event that is larger than three thousand people
an event that protests against the government
an event that promotes counterdemonstrations of violence

Explanation:

1. The First - Amendment right of petition allows citizens to request government action. It is the right to appeal to the government for redress of grievances.
2. Courts can sequester juries while the media continues to report trial news. Sequestering juries helps protect the right to a fair trial by preventing jurors from being influenced by media coverage, while still allowing the media to exercise its freedom of the press.
3. Freedom of assembly can be limited when an event promotes counter - demonstrations of violence. The government has the right to limit assembly when it poses a threat to public safety.

Answer:

1. C. petition
2. A. Courts can sequester juries while the media continues to report trial news.
3. D. an event that promotes counterdemonstrations of violence