In __________, the Court ruled that only in exceptionally rare cases could the government stop the printing of a story, overturning a conviction and invalidating the law that led to the conviction.

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Near v. Minnesota (1931) is the case where the Supreme Court held that a state law allowing prior restraint on publication violated the First Amendment. This landmark decision recognized that the government could not censor or prohibit a publication in advance, except under extremely rare circumstances.

In __________, the Court Ruled That Only in Exceptionally Rare