The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld post-publication penalties imposed on the media for publishing truthful information that lowers the public's opinion of the judiciary.

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The Supreme Court has consistently ruled that the First Amendment protects truthful reporting about the judiciary, and therefore, post-publication penalties for such reporting are unconstitutional.

The US Supreme Court Has Upheld Post-Publication Penalties Imposed on the the Media