The Cox Doctrine is a three-part test that determines whether the name of a rape victim or criminal suspect can be legally published or broadcast. Which of the following is NOT one of those conditions?
A) the name must be part of the public record
B) the name must be accurate
C) the name must be legally obtained
D) the individual involved must give his or her permission

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The Cox Doctrine does not require the individual involved to give his or her permission for the name to be published or broadcast. Instead, it focuses on ensuring that the name is part of the public record, accurate, and legally obtained.

The Cox Doctrine Is a Three-Part Test That Determines Whether