In the Supreme Court's ruling on Near v. Minnesota, prior restraint was banned except in extraordinary circumstances such as life-or-death situations or wartime.

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The Supreme Court's ruling in Near v. Minnesota (1931) established that prior restraint—government action to prohibit speech or publication before it occurs—is generally unconstitutional, except under extraordinary circumstances, such as issues involving national security during wartime or situations that could lead to immediate violence or harm.

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