Our society deems the public's right to know so important that the media operates without censorship but is subject to legal action if they publish untruths.

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Our society deems the public's right to know so important that the media operates without censorship but is subject to legal action if they publish untruths.

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This statement is true. The media operates without censorship in order to preserve the public's right to know, but they can still face legal consequences if they publish false or misleading information.

Our Society Deems the Public's Right to Know So Important